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In most cases you can perform a factory reset by pressing a small button on the back of the router for 10-20 seconds.Īfter that the router lights up and needs some minutes to reset all settings.Īfter a factory reset the router loses the connection to all other connected devices and some devices have to be reconnected to the router after such a reset. If nothing helped and you really need access to your Ready NAS Duo router, there is also the possibility of a factory reset.

Nothing of the methods worked for me and I still not get access to my Netgear Ready NAS Duo!

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You have tried several different IP addresses and still none of them work? Then you should try the IP addresses from the following list. According to our database the default username of your Netgear Ready NAS Duo router is admin and the corresponding password is netgear1. The most common IPs used by Netgear routers If you have problems logging in to the router or you have forgotten your password. In the list below you can find some of the most commonly used username/password combinations of Netgear routers. If no login screen shows up, try finding the correct IP address for your router by Searching for your router admin password Enter your router username.

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If the credentials do not work, try the following method Top Netgear Logins How To Login Enter the IP 192.168.0.1 into your browser and pressing enter. Enter the username and password, click on the login button and now you should have access to the user interface of the router.According to our database the default username of your Netgear Ready NAS Duo router is admin and the corresponding password is netgear1.Then you will see 2 fields where you can enter the router username and password.The IP detection tool will try to find your router IP and after some seconds you will see a link.Ĭlick on this link and you will be forwareded to your router login page Click HERE to automatically detect the IP of your router.Tip: If you have Wi-Fi problems and it is not possible to connect to the router, you can connect your computer and the router with a LAN cable. To access the router login page it is important that you are connected to the router.

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If you don't have the manual at hand or don't want to search the complete manual for the login credentials, you can use the Quick install guide which you can find below. You can find this information in the Manual of your Netgear Ready NAS Duo router. Since SSH is the only way (I think) to communicate with my server (i tried telnet), and my ssh is broken, what should I do?ĮDIT: Any help would be very appreciated, this could get very ugly (and land me in deep trouble) if this problem persists.ĮDIT: This is a ReadyNAS Ultra 2 Plus that I am working on.

The SSH on my server is not simple to reboot, and the previous admin (who now has returned to college for another degree) knew how to work with it.

The line I added to my SSH config file caused the whole thing file to not work, and is now denying access to everyone.

I have 2 guesses for why mt ssh might be broken: Guess what happens next! root login fails. I'm not too dissapointed, I'm new at Linux and stuff, so I figure I'll just log in as root again and fix things. I open PuTTY again and try to ssh as my user. I don't even look at the message and close my PuTTY window to see if my user account will be able to ssh now (20/20 hindsight makes me feel really stupid here). Netgear Ready NAS Duo Login Steps: launch your browser and goto IP Address, type in the default username and the default password as shown in this page to. I rebooted ssh (I think it was openSSH) with /etc/init.d/ssh reboot, and I got a message about some file not being found. I was logged in as root, and edited my /ssh/sshd_config file ( vi /ssh/sshd_config) and appended a line, AllowUsers (which I now realize was incorrect as I think my ssh is managing authentication with PAM).

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I had never worked with this particular system before. The administrator is the only user who enjoys full access to the NASs settings, so you may want to change his default password and keep it in a safe place. I am very new to the Unix/Linux world, and at my workplace, I was trying to set up my user to be able to SSH into the NAS server (our NAS is made by netgear).