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Changing the Administrative Password on the Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Router

Summary – Linksys ROUTER

Changing the Password:

Note: EarthLink recommends changing the default password for any router for security
purposes.

1. Type the router's IP address in your browser address bar and hit the Enter key.
The default IP is 192.168.1.1.

2. You will receive a login prompt. Type in the current password for the router. If it is
still in default configuration, you will leave the User Name field blank and type
"admin" in the Password field to gain entry.
Note: If the password screen doesn't appear after you click enter, make sure the
ethernet cable from your computer to the router is in place. See KB article 3901 if you
need help connecting the devices properly. If the ethernet cable is connected properly,
restart your computer. If you still can't get to the password screen after you restart, see
KB article 4725 to set up your network control panel to use DHCP and then try again.

3. Once you have logged in, click on the Administration tab and then the Management
tab that appears underneath it:
4. Type the new password you would like in the Router Password field, and
retype it below in the confirmation field. Be sure to remember this
password, it will be necessary to log into the router to make any changes.

5. Hit the Save Settings button at the bottom of the screen.

Linksys WRT54G Default Password

WRT54G Default Password and Other Default Login and
Support Info

Linksys WRT54G Router. © Jonathan Zander / Wikimedia Commons

Internet & Network

by Tim Fisher
Updated December 06, 2017

For all versions of the Linksys WRT54G router, the default password is admin. The WRT54G
password is case sensitive.

The WRT54G default IP address is 192.168.1.1. It's through this address that you're able to
access the router's settings and options.

There is no default username for the WRT54G, meaning that you can and should leave this field
completely blank when logging in.

Note: All the default data mentioned applies to all versions of the WRT54G that might exist and
grants full administrator level privileges.

What to Do If the WRT54G Default Password Won't Work

If the password on your Linksys WRT54G has ever been changed (which is a good thing!) then
the default password of admin won't work. It doesn't stick around as a "backup" password or
anything like that.

Your best bet in this case is to reset your WRT54G router to its factory default settings, which
will restore all the configurations back to how it was when the router was first purchased,
including its password.

Note: Resetting a router is different than restarting or rebooting it. Restarting a router just means
to shut it down and then start it back up again, keeping all of its current settings intact in the
process.

Here's how to reset a Linksys WRT54G router:

1. Turn the WRT54G around so you have access to the back of the router.
2. Hold down the Reset button. You may need to use a pen or other small, pointy object to
access it.
3. Release the reset button after holding it for at least 30 seconds.
 1. Unplug the WRT54G for a few seconds and then plug it back in.
2. Wait 60 seconds, giving the router time to boot up.
3. Connect the WRT54G router to your computer via a network cable.
4. Connect to the router using its default IP address, http://192.168.1.1/, and enter the
default password of admin.
5. Change the default router password from admin to something more secure. Be sure to
take note of the password this time! Storing it in a free password manager is a good idea.

Now that you've reset the router, you'll need to set up the wireless network again, plus
reconfigure any other settings you had set before. This includes everything from the wireless
password and network name to any custom DNS servers that were configured, static IP
addresses, port forwarding rules, etc.

When finished, I recommend using the built-in feature under the Administration > Backup
Configuration menu to back up the configurations. That way, you can easily restore them if you
ever have to reset the router again.

What to Do When You Can't Access the WRT54G Router

If 192.168.1.1 isn't the IP address that's configured for the router, it's less of an issue than if the
default password isn't correct. Fortunately, you don't have to reset the whole router just to find its
IP address.

Assuming the Linksys WRT54G you have has been working as your router, you probably have
several devices that have been connecting to it. Find one of those devices and check the IP
address configured as the default gateway.

Not sure how to do that? See How to Find Your Default Gateway IP Address for instructions on
doing this in Windows.

Linksys WRT54G Firmware & Manual Links

The latest firmware available for the WRT54G is available on the Linksys WRT54G Downloads
page, as are instructions for upgrading the router's firmware (here).

Important: Be sure to download the firmware that matches the hardware version of your
WRT54G router! The hardware version number can be found on the bottom of your router. If
there isn't a version number, then download the firmware for Hardware version 1.0.

The same firmware is likely used with all versions of the WRT54G router but it's still important
to select the right section on the download page before you click Download to get the firmware.
For example, if you have a version 2.0 router, make sure to choose Hardware version 2.0 on the
download page.

Here's a direct link to the Linksys WRT54G Manual, which is in the PDF format.
This manual applies to all hardware versions.

Everything else you could possibly want to know about your router can be found on its support
page on Linksys' website, Linksys WRT54G Support, including FAQs and numerous how-to
guides.

Buy a New Linksys WRT54G Router at Amazon

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Huawei WebUI Explained; Home, Statistics,
SMS, Update, Settings, USSD etc
All the latest Huawei MiFi, routers, and Hi-link modems come with a WebUI.
All the WebUI are similar to each other and a few minor changes you can
find out. Suppose B310 router comes with a LAN port, then under the WebUI
you will get an additional option for Ethernet. In few WebUI’s you can get
USSD option, but in others you can not get the same feature. If you run
modified WebUI in your device, then you may find a USSD option, but in
most of universal WebUI’s Huawei has removed this feature.
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Above WebUI screenshot is of my Huawei B310 router, on which I have put

WebUI version 17.100.05.01.74 of Australian Optus. I have explained, “How
to change the WebUI of Huawei B310 Router“. Basically, my B310 device
was locked to Airtel India, and there was no option to change the profile.
But, after changing the WebUI, I can now create a new profile according to
my choice. (A big thanks to Balwinder Singh for sharing this tips.)

Now have a look on WebUI version 17.100.08.01.983, which belongs to

E5573 MiFi. You can see there is no options for Ethernet.
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You can access admin panel of Huawei devices at http://192.168.8.1 or

http://192.168.1.1; if you have not already changed. If you are using
Vodafone branded Huawei devices, then you will find address
http://192.168.0.1.

WebUI may have more than 5 Menu:

Home – It is the default page, where you will land after

browsing http://192.168.8.1 or http://192.168.1.1.
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Under Home menu, you will find out data received / sent, WLAN Status – On
/ Off, Current WLAN user, connection duration etc.

From here, you can shut down the device remotely, connect / disconnect
the internet, enable / disable WiFi Extender.
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Above the menu, it will show info about new recd SIM, network, WLAN
connected / disconnected, WLAN On / Off and Battery Status.

Statistics
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Under this menu, you can set Data Plan, connected WLAN clients IP address
/ host name, MAC address, connection duration. You can block connected
host from here.

SMS – To receive and send SMS.

USSD – To send USSD command and receive texts.

Update – You can check firmware and software update for your device from
Huawei server.
Settings
Settings menu is the most important in WebUI. It can be divided into more
than 5 sub-menu.

Quick Setup
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Under Quick Setup you can create a new profile or change default profile
according to the new network provider SIM card.

Dial-Up
Dial-Up is also divided into three sub-menu.

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Mobile Connection options help you to Turn Off the data connection,
enable / disable data in roaming. It also allows you to disconnect the data
connection after a specific interval if there is no device using the internet.

Profile Management – Already explained above.

Network Settings
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Under this menu, you can select 2G, 3G, and 4G mode (if WebUI supports).
You can also put network mode to auto / manual.

WiFi Extender – This option receives the WiFi connection from other WiFi
devices and further provide WiFi to the other device.

WLAN
WLAN Basic Settings
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You can change the name of SSID / security mode / WPA shared key. You
can also enable or disable SSID broadcast. If you will disable the SSID
broadcast, only those user will be able to connect to your WiFi, who will
know the SSID. It is good for security purposes.

WLAN Advanced Settings – It is for advanced users only. In most of the

cases, you will not require to change it.

WLAN MAC Filter

Set MAC address filtering mode in the WLAN MAC Filter.
(1) Disable: Disable the WLAN MAC filter.
(2) Allow: Allow a client to connect to the device using the WLAN if the
client’s MAC address exists in the MAC Address list.
(3) Deny: Deny a client’s connection to the device using the WLAN if the
client’s MAC address exists in the MAC Address list.

DHCP
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DHCP is another important option under WLAN settings. You can assign the
IP address for your device. You can enable or disable the DHCP IP address
range. It also allows you to enable / disable the DHCP server. Also allows
you to set the DHCP lease time.

Security
Under security options, you can find out PIN management, firewall switch,
LAN IP filter, virtual server, special applications, DMZ Settings, SIP ALG
settings, UPnP settings, and NAT settings.

System
System is another important menu in Huawei WebUI.

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Under Devices Information, it will show the device name as the model
number of the device, IMEI, IMSI, hardware version, software version
(firmware version), WebUI version, LAN MAC address, and WLAN IP address.
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Modify Password – You can modify the login password of the device using
this menu. You can see the current user name at the top of WebUi, as in the
above screen shot.

Restore Defaults – If you have made some wrong changes, and want to
revert it back to defaults, then you can use this options.

Reboot – This is used to reboot the device

How to Reset the Admin Password of Huawei
E5573 MiFi Router?
If you are using a LAN port router, then you can reset the admin password
using Huawei Gateway R Assist freeware tool. But, the devices which
come with USB port, you can find a reset button under the cover.

In resetting the password of Huawei E5573 WiFi MiFi router there is no

additional tool is required, as it comes with a reset button. You can reset the
default admin password of E5573, E5575, E586, E5577 etc using this guide.

How to Reset the Password of Huawei E5573 WiFi

Mobile Router?
1. Switch ON Huawei E5573 MiFi WiFi router.
2. Open the back side cover of your Huawei E5573 MiFi router.

3. Now you will find the Reset button beside the power key of your Huawei
router as you can see in the above screenshot.

4. Now using a pin or with the help of any another thing, press and hold the
Reset button for eight (8) seconds.

5. Now your Huawei E5573 MiFi router will be automatically restarted.

6. Now your Huawei E5583 MiFi router password is resetted to its default
state, might be admin or password

What are APN Settings?

Access Point Names are composed of several settings. These settings are essentially
text fields that you must fill in in order to connect to data services. APNs exist because
carriers broadcast and receive data over government regulated radio frequencies. Each
phone must be specially configured to use these settings or otherwise potentially suffer
from data connection issues, such as the inability to send MMS or use mobile data.

The four most important APN settings are:

1. APN: Access Point Name for most MVNO carriers is “wholesale”. This is different
outside the US.
2. APN type: There are four APN types — generic, supl, mms and wap. These vary
from carrier to carrier. If you experience issues with official setup instructions,
“generic” is always a good default setting.
3. MMSC: This setting is required for MMS functionality for most MVNOs. It stands
for Multimedia Messaging Service. If you aren’t using MMS, this isn’t a required
feature.
4. Proxy: I haven’t used this in any of my MVNOs, but this may be required for
some carriers for data access.
When you receive the configuration settings, be aware that you don’t need to change
settings unless specifically prompted to. So, for example, if your MNC is set to 260, do
not change this unless your MVNO requires that you change it.

Configuring Your APN Settings

To get started configuring APN settings, go to Settings -> Wireless & Networks ->
More -> Mobile Networks -> Access Point Names. From here, you can configure your
device to function on your specific MVNO. This process varies slightly from Android
version to Android version, but more or less these are the steps that most people will
need to take to access their APN settings. One important note is that you must tap the
Menu button and choose to save your APN settings when you’re done entering them —
hitting the Back button will simply undo your work. Also erase, or write over, the default
APN settings.
I also include links to the specific APN settings setup tips from AirVoice Wireless, Ptel
Mobile and Straight Talk and some iPhone APN settings. There are also some links at
the end of this article covering APN settings for all major countries and carriers. If your
carrier isn’t covered here, you can try searching for your carrier + “APN settings”, which
will likely lead to setup instructions. You may also want to search for the appropriate
steps using your carrier’s setup instructions for data and MMS.

The other settings that you see do not need additional input. You can leave them as the
default or blank.

Huawei Hi Link Device APN Settings

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APN Settings in Huawei Hi Link Devices

APN Settings in Huawei Hi Link Devices , Today Here i am Gonna Share with you a Simple
Method to Change APN Settings in Huawei Hi Link Devices Without Flashing The Default
Dashboard, A lot of Models Like Huawei E 5573 and others using Customized Dashboard
provided by the Locked Networks , Customized Default Dashboards may have some Features,
But most of them are not allow users to change the APN Settings, it will not make any problem
to you if you continue using the Locked Network forever, if you Plan to unlock your Device then
you may need to change APN After Unlocking the Device, Otherwise The Device will Show
Network Signal for any SIM , but You cannot Connect to the Network.

Flashing the Default Dashboard to Huawei General Dashboard is not a Good Idea Some times.
Here we Posted an Article Before few Weeks How to Flash Huawei Dashboard in Airtel E 5573
This Update will Remove Default Airtel Dashboard From the Device.

Some People Won’t Change the Default Dashboard Comes Along with the Device
So here is my Solution to Everyone Who Like to Keep The Default Dashboard in the Device,
Some People Likes to Keep The Default Dashboard but still They Want to Change The
APN , Default Dashboard Like Airtel is Not Allow users to change the APN , So This Solution is
For Them… You Can Keep Default as Default , Also you Can Change APN. Feel Good Right …
🙂

REMEMBER :

 This Solution is For All Huawei Hi-Link Devices

 This Soluion Will Keep Your Default Dashboard as it is
 This Will Not Flash or Remove Anything From your Device

Requirements :

 An Android Phone or Tablet

  Mobile data Active on Your Phone / Tab
 Android Play store Account

Steps : How to Change APN in Huawei Dashboard Using Android Phone

 Download and Install Huawei Hi-Link APP in your Android Phone – Using Mobile Data
 After install – Turn OFF Your Mobile Data – Then Turn ON Wi-Fi
 Connect Your Huawei Device Wi-Fi into Your Phone
 Open Hi – Link App in your Phone
 Make Sure Your Phone is Connected to Wi-Fi of your Huawei Device
 Hi-Link App Will Display Name and Details of Your Device
 Goto Settings – Network Settings – APN
 Put Name & APN According to Your Sim Card
 Click Tick Button to Make The Settings Default

Here you Done The APN Settings in your Huawei Device , Without Changing or Removing its
Default Dashboard.

Huawei Hi Link Device APN Settings

Screen Shots For That Steps :
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Huawei Hi Link Device APN Settings
Huawei Hi Link Device APN Settings
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Huawei Hi Link Device APN Settings