Re: Getting the image of my BEFVP41 V2 linksys router
- From: "Warren" <wholzem@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2006 08:51:31 -0700
tomer wrote:
This router is a centralized router for the entire building and that's
why i don't have the password. I'm using it by permission.
Why don't ask the building owner for the password? Try explaining to a
primitive person that incoming ports redirection will not harm the
other users... (i need it for my voip, not emule..)
Then get your ISP to reset your ISP password, give the new password to the
IT people who put your original password in the router to simply change
it.
The other choices are the one you mention of getting the password to the
router so you can make the changes yourself, or the other choice is to
hack into a system that you don't have permission to have access to. That,
by the way, would be illegal.
There is one more choice. You can do nothing.
But the bottom line is as I suspected: It's not your router.
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