Can't Access Router's GUI

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>Glenn: Try enabling 'IgnoreJS'

Tanks for the tip. Here is what I get after entering
user_id/pswd:

http://img286.imageshack.us/img286/8080/10312006035
313sx4.png

>Rob: If anyone  on this list has any recommendations for
a NAT 
router that will work with DOS ...

For routers try this forum (link below), ask there, maybe 
there are some Linksys routers out there that have Telnet 
access (assuming you get Telnet running in your os).

http://www.ds
lreports.com/forum/linksys

For home/small_office Linksys is still considered to be the
best 
choice (unless you want to fork out $400 for Cisco) while
D-Link is 
considered quite crappy (at least its retail level models).

Lester

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Arachne at FreeLists---The Arachne Fan Club!

>Glenn: Try enabling 'IgnoreJS'

Tanks for the tip. Here is what I get after entering
user_id/pswd:

http://img286.imageshack.us/img286/8080/10312006035
313sx4.png

>Rob: If anyone  on this list has any recommendations for
a NAT 
router that will work with DOS ...

For routers try this forum (link below), ask there, maybe 
there are some Linksys routers out there that have Telnet 
access (assuming you get Telnet running in your os).

http://www.ds
lreports.com/forum/linksys

For home/small_office Linksys is still considered to be the
best 
choice (unless you want to fork out $400 for Cisco) while
D-Link is 
considered quite crappy (at least its retail level models).

Lester

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