How can I access the configuration page of MR200 (used as extender) when Default gateway is in ipv6?
Hi there
I configured my old tp-link MR200 as an extender some 3 years ago.
Now I switched from phone line internet to optic cable so I had to buy a new modem and I want to reconfigure the extender - point it to the new modem.
Last time, (3 years ago), I simply connected a computer to the MR200 by a cable, I typed the default gateway (192.168.0.1) as a URL in my browser and got connected to the configuration pages.
This time however when I connect the cable and I run ipconfig I see the default gateway in ipv6 format - sort of fe80::7e8b:xxxx:yyyy:beeb%8 and I am unable to use it as a URL.
I can successfully ping fe80::7e8b:xxxx:yyyy:beeb%8 from the black cmd window.
But whatever browser I use it tries to search the string rather than to connect to it.
I tried to preceed it with http;// put another slash behind or even something like /webpages/index.html , put it to square brackets [ ] , replace the % sign with %25 , and add some random ports like :8080 .
No success.
Only when I put it to square brackets and I strip away the %8 it seems trying to communicate with the extender and then it gives the error "This web is not available".
All other attempts lead to a search engine trying to fearch for that ipv6 address.
How can I reach the configuration page again?
Thanks for any hints
