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I made a mistake - blocking my local management access (via http) to AC1600 VR600
I made a mistake - blocking my local management access (via http) to AC1600 VR600
2022-07-15 17:54:58 - last edited 2022-07-18 01:06:27
Model: Archer VR600  
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Hello.

I made a mistake and blocked my access to the local management  (VIA HTTP) of the router.

Is there a way to fix this without factory reset? I accedently wrote the ip of the router as the only management client allowed.

 

Thanks,

Mike

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Re:I made a mistake - blocking my local management access (via http) to AC1600 VR600
2022-07-19 23:44:30

  @MikeAlmogy  tengo mi rauter bloquedo no puedo ingresar para cambiar clave o para quitar el servicio ah alguien como hago para restablecer la el ingreso Ami rauter 

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Re:I made a mistake - blocking my local management access (via http) to AC1600 VR600
2022-07-20 11:35:14

  @Domingofersaca1 MikeAlmogy

May I know what settings you had configured before on the VR600 to block the local HTTP login, access control/parental control, or service filtering?

Best regards.

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Re:I made a mistake - blocking my local management access (via http) to AC1600 VR600
2022-07-20 12:25:43

  @David-TP 

Hello and thanks.

I wrote the router own IP address as the address that allowed to access theweb interface.

I tried to activate the https, which for some resone did not work. I did not think that this setting is for who is allowed access but for which ip address the router can be access. I thought it need to be the router ip address. 

 

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