Default IP address not working with AP.

This is a discussion about Default IP address not working with AP. in the Windows Networking category; Okay, I'm trying to install another access point. A Compaq WL410. Yeah, it's not so new, but it should work well enough. My problem is that I cna't access it with the AP Manager using it's default IP address.

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jazzdrive

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#134908

20 years ago

Okay, I'm trying to install another access point. A Compaq WL410. Yeah, it's not so new, but it should work well enough.

My problem is that I cna't access it with the AP Manager using it's default IP address. So I'm lost. What can I do to find out if it doesn't work, or if it simply has a different IP address?

Thanks a lot for any replies.

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adamvjackson

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#134909

20 years ago

You could connect it to a stand-alone PC and run an IP scanner, or you could just perform a hard reset on the device and use the default IP address.

jazzdrive

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20 years ago

The only IP scanner I could find was a shareware program that only scans a specified range of IP addresses.

Could you point me in the direction of a decent one?

Thanks.

adamvjackson

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20 years ago

Sure.

http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subn.../superscan4.htm

That's to FoundStone's SuperScan 4. It's free, and works well.

But really, unless you absoluely MUST recover the settings, that's a waste of time. It would be far easier to hard reset the AP and reconfigure it.