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Amirovic is offline Amirovic
2011-05-23 , 19:38
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I have a Wireless Router , I Can Change Its Password Using A Computer Or A Laptop, I Just Want To Know How Can I Change Its Password (WPA KEY) With My Nokia N900
 
topet2k12001 is offline topet2k12001
2011-05-23 , 19:42
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If I remember correctly, there's an app in the Application Manager that does that.
 
Amirovic is offline Amirovic
2011-05-23 , 19:44
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Can You Please Tell Me The App Name??
 
mr_pingu is offline mr_pingu
2011-05-23 , 19:46
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Cant you login in the webinterface of the router by typing its ip?

sitecom: 192.168.1.100 i believe
 
Amirovic is offline Amirovic
2011-05-23 , 19:53
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u mean i should write my ip in the browser?
 
misiak is offline misiak
2011-05-23 , 19:55
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Originally Posted by Amirovic View Post
Can You Please Tell Me The App Name??
There is one app called "WPA Key Editor" which may suit your needs (but honestly I don't fully understand what you mean by "How Can I Change Its Password (WPA KEY) With My Nokia N900", so you can just try installing this app and check if it is what you need)
 
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2011-05-23 , 20:01
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Originally Posted by Amirovic View Post
u mean i should write my ip in the browser?
You should write your access points (wireless router?) IP in the browser. For example http://192.168.0.1, which would probably work on d-link devices. You should be able to access the routers web interface and do it from there.

Sadly, I'm a linux noob and wouldn't know the x-term command to find out the default gateway IP, which should be the routers IP.
 
Amirovic is offline Amirovic
2011-05-23 , 20:10
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Thanks for your replys , i just had my problem solved
 
mr_pingu is offline mr_pingu
2011-05-23 , 20:13
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xterm
Code:
sduo ifconfig wlan0
then look for inet addr: xxx.xxx.Xxx.xxx

xxx... = gateway/ ip router
 
misiak is offline misiak
2011-05-23 , 20:16
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Originally Posted by mr_pingu View Post
xterm
Code:
sudo ifconfig wlan0
then look for inet addr: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

xxx... = gateway/ ip router
WRONG! inet addr: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is N900's ip address, not router's address! The ifconfig command doesn't show gateway address on N900 as far as I know...

Originally Posted by Soppa View Post
Sadly, I'm a linux noob and wouldn't know the x-term command to find out the default gateway IP, which should be the routers IP.
If you want to know default gateway's (router's) IP address, you should type in terminal:
Code:
netstat -nr
When you are connected to your access point, it should display kernel routing table, the second column is Gateway, address similar to "192.168.1.1" is your gateway, so router's ip
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