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you don't even need the password. Some routers display it on the admin page before login in (dd-wrt does this).
by nkassis 16y ago
you don't even need the password. Some routers display it on the admin page before login in (dd-wrt does this).
- tdupree 16y agoThat behavior can easily be toggled on/off in the Administration->Management section for your DD-WRT router. Take a look at "Info Site Password Protection" and "Info Site MAC Masking" on that page.
- ars 16y agoAt least for me, dd-wrt only displays it for connections coming from "inside". For connections coming from outside it forwards it to the DMZ computer, or blocks it.