Wi-Fi router password's gone missing

Welp, bought a wi-fi router a while back, and I'm attempting to configure it, buuut... the user/pass has been changed I tried the original username/password, but no luck. Any ideas what to do?

Make: Westel
Modle: B90-327W15-06

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eh

i thought reseting would work

then it would be reseted to username: admin password: password

wht kind of broadband ip u ahve at the office?

if u have verizon they would give u a new password and username

I believe by default
192.168.1.1
user name is blank
password "NOLOGIN"

Yeah, that's by default with all westell routers. uhh... At the office I have Embarq (Formally Sprint).

I also think that resetting the router should work. All of them have a reset somehow...just need to figure out what it is. That would also erase all of the other settings so it may be a last resort. I doubt there is a "password recovery" option, but you never know.

Nope, no reset option, no recovery option

Even Cisco's business routers have those options. I'm surprised yours doesn't. That sucks. You could always try to brute force it too...

Is it your own personal router ?

If not, open it up, grab a 12V battery, and connect the positive and negative ends to different parts of the circuit board.

Then scratch your head as you explain that the router just simply isn't working !

Originally Posted by Robb4248

Nope, no reset option, no recovery option

Have you look to see whether your router would have some button on it that is use to reset the router because they are normally hidden.

Have you try looking in the manual?

Bought it used... Checked the manual... nothing. I'll open it up, check if there's a small battery in it (like the CMOS battery). It should be volitle Hopefully lol

Have you try visiting the website to check out the knowledge base

Have you tried telneting in?

Some Westell models the username and pass is (user:admin,pass:sysAdmin)

That is if he has the telnet option enable.

hmm... no TelNet option I know of... I'll look for the PDF fmanual

No need to go looking it up, just try telneting into the ip of the router and if it works it works.

just run telnet ip of router from the command line.