WPA keygen

http://www.kurtm.net/wpa-pskgen/index.php#keygen_a
http://www.dlink.com.au/tech/default.asp?model=DI-!"#$emplateId=%&'!(
I cannot get 192.168.0.1 to go into my router in
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*lug a ethernet ca)le from your laptop directly into one of the ports on the dlink. D, -,$ *./0 I-$,
/*-.I-1 *,2$. 3hange the I* address on your laptop to an ip in the same su)-net
4'5!.'&(.6.'67!.!.!.68 $hen open a )rowser and type http://'5!.'&(.6.'. $his should get you in.
9est :nswer - 3hosen )y ;oters
0o to <tart == 3ontrol *anel == -etwork 3onnections == Dou)le 3lick on .ocal :rea 3onnections or
>ireless. 3lick on the <upport $a)... type the gateway address pro?ided there # access it through the
Internet @xplorer.
you ha?e no access to the router )ecause your I* is not ?alid.
go to network connections7 right clic your lan connection and clic on properties.
dou)le clic on I*;" and lic on Ao)tain ip automaticallyA.
hit ok.
thats it.
,* - Bold the reset )utton for %6 seconds7 unplug the router while still holding the reset )utton for another
%67 plug )ack in still holding for another %6 and release. 4%6-%6-%68 $hatCs the trick for .inksys routers )ut
it might help here as well. 0ood luckDDD
Need passphrase from !"ink router I!#2$
'. if the default login ne?er )een modified )"7 u can hook a network ca)le to the router7 type
A'5!.'&(.6.'A to enter the router config. ,nce inside7 u can edit the password or disa)le it.
E/ may prompt for username 4admin8 and passsword4empty8.
!. If the default login has )een modified and u r not a)le to enter the router config7 u can Fust reset the
router )y inserting a pin to the small hole to get )ack the factory default settings. $hen u can perform
a)o?e step again to reconfigure your wireless router.
%o& do I 'og into the We(!(ased )ti'ity of Wire'ess Accss
Point*
<uita)le for:
$.->:6'07 $.->:&6'07 %66G)ps >ireless - 2outers7 '6G)ps >ireless - :ccess *oints
$he DB3* function is disa)led as default in $*-.ink wireless access point to a?oid conflicts in the
network. 9efore logging into the >e)-)ased /tility7 you need assign a static I* address for your
computer.

<tep ' 3onnect your computer to the .:- port of $*-.ink wireless access point with an @thernet ca)le.

<tep ! :ssign a static I* address for your computer.
If you donHt know how to assign a static I* for your computer7 you can refer to this I:J:
Bow to configure $3*/I* *roperties of my computer.

<tep % ,pen the we) )rowser and type the I* address of the access point 4Default is '5!.'&(.'.!"8 into
the address )ar and then *ress @nter .
<tep " $ype the username and password into the )oxes of the login page7 the default username and
password )oth are admin7 then press @nter.
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'. $he a)o?e I* settings are for logging into the >e)-)ased /tility of $*-.I-1 wireless access point
for configuring.
If you ha?e a )road)and router that pro?ide you Internet connection7 please re-configure the I* settings
of your computer to ,)tain an I* address automatically # ,)tain D-< <er?er address automatically to
suita)le for the router in order to connect to Internet after you ha?e done the configuration on the de?ice.
9ut if you Fust want to setup an intranet network7 you can ignore this and keep the pre?ious settings.
!. $he D-< setting are pro?ided )y your I<*7 please contact your I<* to check them. :nd the
Default 0ateway should )e the I* address of your )road)and router )ut not the wireless access
point.
Why I can not 'og into We(!(ased )ti'ity+,anagement Page of
-P!"IN. /" modem 0 router*
<uita)le for:
:D<.
<tep ' 3heck the physical connection
$he .@D on the router which shows the status of the .:- ports that connecting to your computer should
light on7 if not7 it means there is pro)lem )etween the physical connection7 please ha?e a check.

<tep ! 3heck the I* address of the router.
$he default I* address of $*-.I-1 router is '5!.'&(.'.'7 if it was changed )ut you donKt know the correct
one7 please reset the router to factory defaults.

<tep % 3heck the I* address of your computer
In order to connect to the router7 the I* address of your computer must )e in the same su)net with the
router7 so please check the I* address of your computer.
Ior example:
If the I* address of the router wasnKt changed7 it should )e '5!.'&(.'.' )y default7 so the I* address of
your computer should )e in the range of '5!.'&(.'.! L '5!.'&(.'.!" and with a su)net mask
!.!.!.67 and the default gateway should )e '5!.'&(.'.'.
If you are not sure a)out the I* address of your computer7 please check the I* address of your computer or
reconfigure the I* address of your computer.

3lick <tart-=2un7 type 3GD and click ,1 to open the *rompt window7 then type ping '5!.'&(.'.' and
press @nter.
If the output shown as )elow7 it means the I* address of your computer is correct7 if not7 you need to
reconfigure the I* address of your computer.
<tep " 3heck the Internet ,ption of your computer
'7 3lick <tart )utton on the >indows task)ar7 and then click 3ontrol *anel7 select Internet options and
dou)le click it7 switch to the 3onnection ta) and select -e?er dial a connection.
!7 3lick .:- <ettings7 ensure that none of the options is selected7 then click ,1.
%7 <witch to :d?anced ta) and click 2estore Defaults )utton. 3lick ,1 to sa?e the settings.
"7 3lick ,1 to sa?e the settings.
<tep 3onnecting to the router
,pen the we) )rowser7 type the I* address of the router 4default is '5!.'&(.'.'8 into the address )ar then
press @nter.
$ype the /sername and password into the login window7 click ,1. 9oth of the default username and
password are admin.
1an2t set WPA!P/. on I!#2$ !"ink 3outer*
M/*D:$@N >ithout getting into much more detail a)out the reasons7 please try using Internet @xplorer
and it will pro)a)ly work. If you are keen on understanding why it fails7 you can read on )elow. $he gist
is that there is a pro)lem with the code that I@ ignores. $hanks to the people who pro?ided this feed)ack
in comments.
M/*D:$@N It seems that I@( has gotten )etter with standards. If you are using I@( then you may ha?e to
use the solution descri)ed )elow.
M/*D:$@N It does not work with I@ for Gac.
I ha?e the D-.ink DI-!" wireless router at home and it has worked wonderfully for me. I used to use
G:3 filters to )lock intruders from my network. 2ecently7 I got tired of keeping the G:3 list and
decided to switch to using encryption. :fter doing a Ouick comparison7 I decided to go with >*:-*<1.
$his is when I ran into an interesting road)lock.
>hen I chose >*:-*<17 pro?ided the passphrase7 and clicked on the :pply )utton nothing would
happen. 3learly7 the form wasnHt )eing su)mitted. <o did a ;iew <ource on the page and tracked down
what was happening. Ior >*:-*<17 it was calling a Pa?ascript function to do a check on the key
4passphrase8 )efore su)mitting the form. >ithin this precheck_key function it was calling another
function that didnHt existD <o there it was7 a pre-check that would ne?er succeed and the form wonHt
su)mit. <o what do you do? :ctually7 the resolution is not that difficult.
<a?e the page locally as an B$G. page. @dit the page to do the following:
3omment out the call to the non-existing function. 2eplace it with return trueQ as followsfunction
precheck_key48R
?ar auth = get_)y_id4AauthA8Q
if4auth.selectedIndex == 68R
return trueQ
S else R
//3,GG@-$ ,/$: return check_key48Q :-D :DD $B@ I,..,>I-0 .I-@
return trueQ
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Gy routerHs I* is '5!.'&(.6.'7 so I prefixed http://'5!.'&(.6.'/ to the formHs action attri)ute and to the
Pa?ascript file )eing included. Tou can do it to the img tagsH src attri)ute as well7 though that is not
critical. Tou Fust need to remem)er the position of the :pply )utton so that you can click on it.Uscript
language=APa?a<criptA src=Ahttp://'5!.'&(.6.'/pu)lic.FsA=U/script=andUform method=post
action=Ahttp://'5!.'&(.6.'/h_wireless.cgiA name=Aform'A id=Aform'A=
<a?e the changes.
$hatHs pretty much it. .oad the B$G. file in a )rowser. $he Pa?ascript would interact with the router to
show the current settings. Tou can now select >*:-*<17 supply the passphrase7 and click on :pply. $his
pro)lem may apply to the other encryption settings as well7 )ut the fix remains the same.
If you use Iirefox7 you can use the Iire)ug add-on to edit the page in the )rowser and make the change
4only <tep ' needed8. Tou donHt need to sa?e the file7 edit7 and run in three steps.
9y the way7 I also did a firmware upgrade to see if they ha?e fixed it in a newer ?ersion )ut the pro)lem
exists in ?ersion '.!% as well.
/*D:$@:
,n popular reOuest I am posting Gy @dited >ireless *age 42ight-click = <a?e .ink :s8. $his is an
B$G. file )ut named as *DI for technical reasons. If you want to try it7 sa?e as or rename as
h_wireless.html on your local dri?e 4-ote that left-clicking on the link may try to open it in a *DI
;iewing application and that will fail8. :)solutely no lia)ility can )e assumed for using this file V you
may use it only at your own risk.
9efore you can use this file you may need to edit this file if your router I* is not '5!.'&(.6.'. If so7 open
this file in a text editor7 search and replace '5!.'&(.6.' with the I* address of your router and sa?e the file.
-ow log into your router 4for example7 )y going to http://'5!.'&(.6.' in a )rowser8. $hen open this file in
the same )rowser window. 3hange the wireless security and click on :pply.
$hat should )e itD
http://technicallyeasy.net/!66W/65/securing-d-link-di-!"-wireless-router/