Help with spoofing IP
hi
i need to gain access to my home router, it has been setup like this
Google > Dray teck .co .uk > support/kb_vigor_wuimgt.html#accesscontrol
the IP is 192.168.1.170
the subnetmask is 255.255.255.0
i know the password and u/n but i cant access it from my pc and cant get access to .1.170
and i cant reset hardware.
I've heard that if i can spoof my IP and MAC to .1.170 then i might be able to gain access to the router.
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If it was me I'd either: enable the router's remote management function. Or install remote desktop or similar software on a home system. There's no need to spoof anything.
Why can't you reset the hardware?Originally Posted by trebor117
hi
i need to gain access to my home router, it has been setup like this
Google > Dray teck .co .uk > support/kb_vigor_wuimgt.html#accesscontrol
the IP is 192.168.1.170
the subnetmask is 255.255.255.0
i know the password and u/n but i cant access it from my pc and cant get access to .1.170
and i cant reset hardware.
I've heard that if i can spoof my IP and MAC to .1.170 then i might be able to gain access to the router.
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it is very important that you remember to include your own local IP address/subnet too, otherwise you will lose the ability to access the router management yourself (normal routing still works).If you do accidentally lock yourself out, you will have to RESETthe router to factory defaults to get back in.
Just reset the router to factory defaults. There should be a button on the device you can press.
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archangel.amael ? you mean he is wrong. No no he is write but you.
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