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I'm trying to configure my wireless network. When I type in the IP address
of my Westell Wireless modem, Windows asks for a password that has my .Net
ID in it. When I enter my .Net password, though, it doesn't accept it. It
works everywhere else.
Am I using the right ID? Should I use another one? Help!

TIA,
Pat

routers useally have a username and password on them in your instruction
manual you should have the defaults on it.

"Pat & Dawn" wrote:

> I'm trying to configure my wireless network. When I type in the IP address
> of my Westell Wireless modem, Windows asks for a password that has my .Net
> ID in it. When I enter my .Net password, though, it doesn't accept it. It
> works everywhere else.
> Am I using the right ID? Should I use another one? Help!
>
> TIA,
> Pat
>
>
>
>

Thanks tiim,
I didn't get instructions for the modem, came from my ISP, and they're not
on the disc. I've emailed Westell, hopefuly they can help!

"tiiim" <> wrote in message
news:B5150390-90DB-4A1E-9069-...
> routers useally have a username and password on them in your instruction
> manual you should have the defaults on it.
>
> "Pat & Dawn" wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to configure my wireless network. When I type in the IP
>> address
>> of my Westell Wireless modem, Windows asks for a password that has my
>> .Net
>> ID in it. When I enter my .Net password, though, it doesn't accept it. It
>> works everywhere else.
>> Am I using the right ID? Should I use another one? Help!
>>
>> TIA,
>> Pat
>>
>>
>>
>>

[digitab]

uid: admin or administrator
pwd: password