I have been using Belkin 54 G router for my home network. It has been working flawlessly for all my Macs and 2 other PCs.
Just a few days ago, I noticed there is a new home network in the neighorhood (without any security setting) using the similar Belkin router. The Belkin router I am using has the setting menu at http://192.168.2.1/. Somehow I cannot get to 192.168.2.1 even though my Macs are connected to the network. I see my home network name (I have the network name set up along with WAP Personal password and I don't broadcase the name of my network).
But, I can get on that new network set up by a neighbor and I can go to his/her 192.168.2.1 and look and change the setting on his/her router! This is very strange and I am wondering what would be the good remedy for this. Basically, I would like to access 192.168.2.1 to change my setting. My home network is working with the proper security in place.
Just a few days ago, I noticed there is a new home network in the neighorhood (without any security setting) using the similar Belkin router. The Belkin router I am using has the setting menu at http://192.168.2.1/. Somehow I cannot get to 192.168.2.1 even though my Macs are connected to the network. I see my home network name (I have the network name set up along with WAP Personal password and I don't broadcase the name of my network).
But, I can get on that new network set up by a neighbor and I can go to his/her 192.168.2.1 and look and change the setting on his/her router! This is very strange and I am wondering what would be the good remedy for this. Basically, I would like to access 192.168.2.1 to change my setting. My home network is working with the proper security in place.