On the Asus router we have, the option is called “Factory default,” and it’s located under Administration > Restore/Save/Upload Setting. Check any tabs named “Restore,” “System,” or “Settings.” You can also find this info in your router’s manual.įrom there, dig around to find the factory reset options. They’re different for every router manufacturer (and even vary from model to model). If you aren’t sure, try checking a website like for your model. If you’ve never changed your router’s login details, chances are both the username and password are “admin” (without the quotes). Plug that IP address into your favorite web browser’s address bar and press Enter. You should see your router’s admin interface and a prompt for the username and password. Here’s how to find your router’s IP address on any platform.
On Windows 10, you can find this by going to Settings > Network & Internet, and then click “View Your Network Properties.” Look for the “Default Gateway” entry-that’s the IP address. You might need an unwound paperclip to press it. First, look closely at the router-most have a reset button on the back or bottom. Nearly every router uses a different admin interface, but that’s ok you might be able to bypass it entirely. Warning: As we explained above, this erases all your router’s custom settings, including its Wi-Fi network passphrase! You’ll have to set it up again. RELATED: How to Check Your Router for Malware How to Factory Reset a Router with a Button Josh Hendrickson / How-To Geek This way, whoever gets your router next can start fresh, without seeing any of your personal information (like your Wi-Fi passphrase.) It might also be a good idea to upgrade your router’s firmware and see if that fixes the problem.Ī factory reset is a good idea if you’re selling or disposing of your router. But there’s no going back, so this shouldn’t be your first troubleshooting step. At the very least, try a reboot first. If your router is acting strangely and a reboot hasn’t helped-or you think it might have router malware-a factory reset might fix the problem. I am just telling you this which is why you might want to call sorenson tech support and have them do a better setup instead of using stupid sr200 in the mix.Essentially, it’s like you just purchased the router from the factory, hence the name. this will allow you more direct wire plugs for other devices. I am sticking to the 2.4G network, because I know it doesn't work with the. For some reason when I am setting up the Chromecast through the app it tells me it could not connect to my network. I would have preferred eliminate sr200 and modify the port forward on medialink for vp OR you could change medialink router address to 192.168.0.2 and just plug in ethernet from lan 1 on medialink to sr200 lan 2. I recently switched routers from a Medialink mwn-wapr300n to an ASUS RT-AC1200. The following will be over your head so don't attempt since it requires logging in routers and modify advanced port forward settings. granted you need to jump through a few hoops following thier preferred instructions but it will get you will you want to be and be able to RECEIVE calls as well outgoing. I still don't understand why you haven't called tech support if you can make outgoing calls now? that is what they are there for. (modem,2 routers, vp and pc.Ģ.have ethernet from your motorola modem to your sorenson sr200 router in the WAN.ģ.have sorenson vp going to port number 1 on sorenson sr200.Ĥ.plug ethernet from your media link WAN to any port 2 on sr200.ĥ.
IF your vp is already setup for sorenson sr200 settings then the following will work.ġ.unplug/shutdown power to all 5 devices. to make it painless as possible without modifying anything on your routers do this. Please provide very simple instructions for me to follow as I'm quite technology idiot. It didn't work at all.Ĭan you please help me to make all of the mentioned devices to work again in "seamless" connection from cable modem to either one of the routers and 2nd router and vp 200 and computer (direct ethernet connection, not wifi)? Recently, I bought a new wireless-n broadband router and thought it'd make it work again like before. I thought the Linksys wireless router wasn't working properly anymore so I just used the direct ethernet from Sorenson router to the computer. Unfortunately, after we moved to a new home, I couldn't make it work (I sort of forgot which router is the "main" one to get the direct connection from cable modem to WAN port). I have a vp 200, sorenson router, cable modem and wireless router (wireless-n broadband router by Medialink).Ī few years ago, with Linksys wireless router (wireless-B i think), I was able to make the connection between the modem, two routers, vp 200 and computer working just fine for over a year. I hope I get lucky, receiving some help in fixing this problem I'm having with.
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