Password Login Troubles - WGA600N
 

We can't log in to our WGA600N wireless adapter. We tried resetting it and that's when the problems really began: we can't use the default password for some reason. (Either that or we have got the wrong one.) Can anybody tell us the default login settings? Or have any advice for us? We tried 'admin' and 'admin', respectively. Thanks for your help.

Re: Password Login Troubles - WGA600N
 

In my experience most wireless adapters tend to default passwords to:

admin
administrator
password
<blank> (that is enter nothing in the field and hit enter)

So I would try leaving the user as admin and <blank> or "password" as the password.


I don't have our adapter handy to check it though.

Re: Password Login Troubles - WGA600N
 

According to the FRC 2010 Control System Chapter 3, you are using the correct username/password (see section 2.10.1).

However, you also want to make sure you hold down the reset button for several seconds to insure the unit is reset.

Hope this helps.

Re: Password Login Troubles - WGA600N
 

If you did a factory reset to the gaming adapter, the default IP address becomes 192.168.1.250

You will need to set a static IP on your machine to something like
192.168.1.10 / 255.255.255.0

admin / admin is the default username and password.

here is a reference to a user manual for the WGA600N - look to page 8 for connecting from a computer.

http://static.compusa.com/pdf/Linksy...00N-manual.pdf

Good luck - Dave G.

Re: Password Login Troubles - WGA600N
 

Also,

you may want to reset the gaming adapter again - hold reset button for 5 seconds or so....

Re: Password Login Troubles - WGA600N
 

We had luck reprogramming the WGA600N by:
resetting the 600N by holding down the button for ~10 secs (an orange light will start flashing after the reset has taken hold)
instead of running through a hub, we used a direct link via crossover enet cable between the 600N and the computer
set the computer IP to 192.168.1.2 mask 255.0.0.0
use a browser to navigate to 192.168.1.250
now you should see the WGA600N in your browser so you can set it up per the instructions...