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142480 14-08-2008 20:50

Actiontec - Password help
 
I have an Actiontec router working very well thankyou. But when I set up the security on it a while ago, I forgot to retain my password. Does anyone know how I can find out what it is without having to reset from scratch???

Please help with non-technical info!

Thanks.

whydoIneedatech 14-08-2008 22:26

Re: Actiontec - Password help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 142480 (Post 34621383)
I have an Actiontec router working very well thankyou. But when I set up the security on it a while ago, I forgot to retain my password. Does anyone know how I can find out what it is without having to reset from scratch???

Please help with non-technical info!

Thanks.

Try this link.
https://www22.verizon.com/foryourhom...px?case=c27375

Dai 15-08-2008 09:05

Re: Actiontec - Password help
 
If you mean the 'administrator' password then I'm afraid a reset is your only way forward. The purpose of the password is to lock everything out so there's no easy way around it.

Stuart 15-08-2008 09:19

Re: Actiontec - Password help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 142480 (Post 34621383)
I have an Actiontec router working very well thankyou. But when I set up the security on it a while ago, I forgot to retain my password. Does anyone know how I can find out what it is without having to reset from scratch???

Please help with non-technical info!

Thanks.

If you just seth the WEP/WPA password, then you can follow the instructions whydoineedatech gave.


If you also reset the administrator password, then you'll need to do a factory reset (which will return all options to their defaults).

It's worth noting that if anyone publishes details of how to retrieve your password, then it would be against forum rules, and would also allow any random hacker who happens to be passing your way (and it *does* happen) access to your network.


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