Cannot connect to http://dlinkap to configure wifi router
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I should configure my wifi router PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit but when i searche in internet http://dlinkap it redirects me to http://ww8.dlink.com.
The first time I tried it worked but now i can't and I want to know where and what is the issue.
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asked Mar 5 at 18:18
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I should configure my wifi router PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit but when i searche in internet http://dlinkap it redirects me to http://ww8.dlink.com.
The first time I tried it worked but now i can't and I want to know where and what is the issue.
wireless-router internet-connection website
asked Mar 5 at 18:18
Lampob02Lampob02
82
You may want to givehttp://dlinkap/(note the trailing slash) a try. Trailing slashes are often required to suppress automatic searches for local addresses in modern versions of Chrome/Firefox. That said, some devices do redirect local requests to non-local pages to test internet connectivity or for other reasons.
– Anaksunaman
Mar 5 at 18:36
It doesn't work
– Lampob02
Mar 5 at 18:42
3
Can you please paint this with more words? PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit is not a Wifi Router. It is a wired and wifi extender. Are you trying to configure a device to use the extended wired connection? Or the wireless? Your question is not very clear.
– Eddie Dunn
Mar 5 at 18:44
1
Tryhttp://dlinkapWXYZ.localorhttp://192.168.0.50. If those don't work, try usingipconfigorifconfigto find your default gateway IP and use that.
– Worthwelle
Mar 5 at 18:46
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I should configure my wifi router PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit but when i searche in internet http://dlinkap it redirects me to http://ww8.dlink.com.
The first time I tried it worked but now i can't and I want to know where and what is the issue.
wireless-router internet-connection website
asked Mar 5 at 18:18
Lampob02Lampob02
82
I should configure my wifi router PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit but when i searche in internet http://dlinkap it redirects me to http://ww8.dlink.com.
The first time I tried it worked but now i can't and I want to know where and what is the issue.
wireless-router internet-connection website
wireless-router internet-connection website
asked Mar 5 at 18:18
Lampob02Lampob02
82
asked Mar 5 at 18:18
Lampob02Lampob02
82
asked Mar 5 at 18:18
Lampob02Lampob02
82
asked Mar 5 at 18:18
Lampob02Lampob02
82
asked Mar 5 at 18:18
Lampob02Lampob02
82
82
You may want to givehttp://dlinkap/(note the trailing slash) a try. Trailing slashes are often required to suppress automatic searches for local addresses in modern versions of Chrome/Firefox. That said, some devices do redirect local requests to non-local pages to test internet connectivity or for other reasons.
– Anaksunaman
Mar 5 at 18:36
It doesn't work
– Lampob02
Mar 5 at 18:42
3
Can you please paint this with more words? PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit is not a Wifi Router. It is a wired and wifi extender. Are you trying to configure a device to use the extended wired connection? Or the wireless? Your question is not very clear.
– Eddie Dunn
Mar 5 at 18:44
1
Tryhttp://dlinkapWXYZ.localorhttp://192.168.0.50. If those don't work, try usingipconfigorifconfigto find your default gateway IP and use that.
– Worthwelle
Mar 5 at 18:46
add a comment |
You may want to givehttp://dlinkap/(note the trailing slash) a try. Trailing slashes are often required to suppress automatic searches for local addresses in modern versions of Chrome/Firefox. That said, some devices do redirect local requests to non-local pages to test internet connectivity or for other reasons.
– Anaksunaman
Mar 5 at 18:36
It doesn't work
– Lampob02
Mar 5 at 18:42
3
Can you please paint this with more words? PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit is not a Wifi Router. It is a wired and wifi extender. Are you trying to configure a device to use the extended wired connection? Or the wireless? Your question is not very clear.
– Eddie Dunn
Mar 5 at 18:44
1
Tryhttp://dlinkapWXYZ.localorhttp://192.168.0.50. If those don't work, try usingipconfigorifconfigto find your default gateway IP and use that.
– Worthwelle
Mar 5 at 18:46
You may want to give
http://dlinkap/ (note the trailing slash) a try. Trailing slashes are often required to suppress automatic searches for local addresses in modern versions of Chrome/Firefox. That said, some devices do redirect local requests to non-local pages to test internet connectivity or for other reasons.– Anaksunaman
Mar 5 at 18:36
You may want to give
http://dlinkap/ (note the trailing slash) a try. Trailing slashes are often required to suppress automatic searches for local addresses in modern versions of Chrome/Firefox. That said, some devices do redirect local requests to non-local pages to test internet connectivity or for other reasons.– Anaksunaman
Mar 5 at 18:36
It doesn't work
– Lampob02
Mar 5 at 18:42
It doesn't work
– Lampob02
Mar 5 at 18:42
3
3
Can you please paint this with more words? PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit is not a Wifi Router. It is a wired and wifi extender. Are you trying to configure a device to use the extended wired connection? Or the wireless? Your question is not very clear.
– Eddie Dunn
Mar 5 at 18:44
Can you please paint this with more words? PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit is not a Wifi Router. It is a wired and wifi extender. Are you trying to configure a device to use the extended wired connection? Or the wireless? Your question is not very clear.
– Eddie Dunn
Mar 5 at 18:44
1
1
Try
http://dlinkapWXYZ.local or http://192.168.0.50. If those don't work, try using ipconfig or ifconfig to find your default gateway IP and use that.– Worthwelle
Mar 5 at 18:46
Try
http://dlinkapWXYZ.local or http://192.168.0.50. If those don't work, try using ipconfig or ifconfig to find your default gateway IP and use that.– Worthwelle
Mar 5 at 18:46
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This could happen if you have changed your ip-ranges but the link hasn't been updatet.
-open the "command prompt",
-type "ipconfig",
-find your ip-range i.e. 192.168.0.23.
-try http://192.168.0.1 on your browser or reinstall the "router".
most routers use xxx.xxx.xxx.1
almost like Worthwelle wrote before
hope it could help
busy
answered Mar 5 at 19:47
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This could happen if you have changed your ip-ranges but the link hasn't been updatet.
-open the "command prompt",
-type "ipconfig",
-find your ip-range i.e. 192.168.0.23.
-try http://192.168.0.1 on your browser or reinstall the "router".
most routers use xxx.xxx.xxx.1
almost like Worthwelle wrote before
hope it could help
busy
answered Mar 5 at 19:47
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This could happen if you have changed your ip-ranges but the link hasn't been updatet.
-open the "command prompt",
-type "ipconfig",
-find your ip-range i.e. 192.168.0.23.
-try http://192.168.0.1 on your browser or reinstall the "router".
most routers use xxx.xxx.xxx.1
almost like Worthwelle wrote before
hope it could help
busy
answered Mar 5 at 19:47
busybytebusybyte
794
add a comment |
This could happen if you have changed your ip-ranges but the link hasn't been updatet.
-open the "command prompt",
-type "ipconfig",
-find your ip-range i.e. 192.168.0.23.
-try http://192.168.0.1 on your browser or reinstall the "router".
most routers use xxx.xxx.xxx.1
almost like Worthwelle wrote before
hope it could help
busy
answered Mar 5 at 19:47
busybytebusybyte
794
This could happen if you have changed your ip-ranges but the link hasn't been updatet.
-open the "command prompt",
-type "ipconfig",
-find your ip-range i.e. 192.168.0.23.
-try http://192.168.0.1 on your browser or reinstall the "router".
most routers use xxx.xxx.xxx.1
almost like Worthwelle wrote before
hope it could help
busy
answered Mar 5 at 19:47
busybytebusybyte
794
answered Mar 5 at 19:47
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You may want to give
http://dlinkap/(note the trailing slash) a try. Trailing slashes are often required to suppress automatic searches for local addresses in modern versions of Chrome/Firefox. That said, some devices do redirect local requests to non-local pages to test internet connectivity or for other reasons.– Anaksunaman
Mar 5 at 18:36
It doesn't work
– Lampob02
Mar 5 at 18:42
3
Can you please paint this with more words? PowerLine AV 500 Wireless N Mini Starter Kit is not a Wifi Router. It is a wired and wifi extender. Are you trying to configure a device to use the extended wired connection? Or the wireless? Your question is not very clear.
– Eddie Dunn
Mar 5 at 18:44
1
Try
http://dlinkapWXYZ.localorhttp://192.168.0.50. If those don't work, try usingipconfigorifconfigto find your default gateway IP and use that.– Worthwelle
Mar 5 at 18:46