Belkin router/modem - cant access 192.168.2.1

[reddevilggg]

I'm not sure but it sound to me like you do not know what you're on about !! 127.0.0.1 is a local host. Your hacking your own computer. 

Secondly, switch off the Caps lock, its classed as shouting and watch the language this is a family forum.

[Sid]

127.0.0.1 IS ATTACKING MY COMPUTER! YOU BETTER STOP IT. I BLOCK YOU WITH MY WINDOWS FIREWALL AHAHAHA.

MY SISTER'S BROTHER TAUGHT ME HOW TO HACK YOU BACK! I'LL REROUTE YOUR IP (127.0.0.1) TO HACKCOMPUTERS.COM IN MY HOSTS FILE, NOW ANYTIME YOU TRY TO HACK INTO SOMEONE'S COMPUTER IT WILL SHOW UP HACKCOMPUTERS.COM & THEY WILL KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING.

I know I'm being mean, but I love how you seem to think that your host file will affect the whole of the world.

Also, "sister's brother"?  So...your brother then, no?

Seriously, Mod's can you please lock this thread?

[reddevilggg]

Also, "sister's brother"?  So...your brother then, no?

Depends on where your from i suppose, 

Seriously, Mod's can you please lock this thread?

Well, it has been marked 'solved'........so no harm there!

[Vinu]

Well is the router issue resolved for now or does it still persist.................

[kellybredson]

As a user of the home router, you have to enter the username and password of the administrator for completing the login process.  A browser may fail to respond immediately sometimes with a few errors such as this webpage is not available. If you get such error messages, then you have to connect the router to the network and fix the technical glitch properly.

Leading home Internet providers these days provide a wide range of networking equipment like routers with the facility to support administrators accessing them through the friendly name in their web browser.  For example, happy customers of Bell Canada these days type in http://bell.ca/homehub and reach the IP Address 192.168.2.1 directly.

[patio]

Wow...the thread that refuses to die.....Unreal.

[Geek-9pm]

Wow...the thread that refuses to die.....Unreal.

Maybe you could give this thread its own special forum spot.
But what could be the title?
Maybe "World longest forgotten thread"
Or try "The 192.168.2.1 chat room"

[Computer Hope Admin]

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