The new suggestion is to get the router to "look" like a PC is logging in.
I was told AT&T keeps tight control of this.
If your own hardware does NOT look like a PC the login fails.
Anyone know how to get my router to "look" like a PC?
The new suggestion is to get the router to "look" like a PC is logging in.
I was told AT&T keeps tight control of this.
If your own hardware does NOT look like a PC the login fails.
Anyone know how to get my router to "look" like a PC?
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Hi Joe,
Replying in the thread here will do the trick. Max will get a notification that another message has been posted. Alternately, if you add him as a friend (go to his profile to do so), then you can correspond via direct messages.
Cheers,
Rich
How do I reply to Max Rafferty? Netgear N600.
How do I reply to anyone in general?
Side thought - If you plug your cat5 into your router, and then use another cable to plug the router into your machine, does this work? I am trying to determine if it is a router problem or a wireless problem.
additionally, what models of router are you using?