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I just got a Orange Broadband since they have a deal for Microsoft UK employees.  They conveniently provide a wireless b/g router from Seimens, unfortunately its not the most high-performance access point on the market.  For the last few days I’ve been scouring the internet on forums for a firmware update, fix, or workaround all the while getting up every 20 minutes or so to reset my router.  At first I thought the wireless part of the hardware was malfunctioning but even the hardwire connection would die after a while.  Luckily, Windows 7 built-in network diagnostics really helped me isolate the problem with each problem.   After a while, I realized that the router wasn’t passing DNS server information so I manually configured that in IPv4 setup directly with the adaptor properties.  That kept me on a little longer, that is until the gateway itself stopped responding.  Once again, I had to go back to the switch to reset.  With the weekend, there was no Orange Broadband support even on the business line!  It got to the point where I fell back on my i Phone 3 G connection with tethering not fun for getting hardcore IT work done.  Anyways, I finally had a chance to call Orange today and they were very prompt in letting me know it was a known issue.  They proceeded to tell me to block UDP port 500 in the router config under “access control”.  I created a new rule and so far since, my router has only crashed once since then (about 2 hours).  Overall not a perfect fix, but it certainly helps.  For those of you wondering what’s up with port 500, its there to pass certain types of security key headers, IPSEC and meant for VPN access.  I haven’t VPNed in to my corporate network, but hopefully its not required for our systems.  *crossing fingers* Moral of the story broadband companies, if you’re going to ship routers to your customers, test your routers and ensure they work.
If your router is not listed on this site or in the programs I can add them! By adding your router I can create all the guides, screenshot databases and have your router work in my programs. All you need to do is use my easy to use router screen capture program. This will make getting me the data easy and simple. For more info click here. Router Screen Capture Below you will find every router that has been added to the site and programs. These are the default usernames and  passwords as they where submitted to me. If a router wasn't using the defaults I looked up the default username and password on the manufactures website. Default Routers/ Modem Passwords: If the Username or Password is empty that means it is blank. Search Page A- L  |  M- Z   Router's M- L Username Password Marconi - Telkom ADSL ( Marconi Firmware) admin administrator Maxell - T2 RN-2000 ( Maxell Spanish Firmware) admin admin Mecer - WAR25 TC ( Addon Firmware) admin admin Mediacom - M- NTWRN ( Mediacom Firmware) admin admin Medialink - MWN- WAPR150 N ( Medialink Firmware) admin admin Meetus - AMT1004 ( Meetus Firmware) admin adslnadam Mega - 200 VWR ( Mega Firmware)     Meganet - F-18 ( Meganet Firmware) admin admin Mercury - MW54 R ( Mercury Chinese Firmware) admin admin Microcom - AD 2656 ( Microcom Firmware) admin epicrouter Micronet - SP3351 ( Micronet Firmware) admin epicrouter Micronet - SP3361 ( Micronet Firmware) admin trendchip Micronet - SP3367 A ( Micronet Firmware) admin admin Micronet - SP3367 D ( Micronet Firmware) admin admin Micronet - SP888 B ( Micronet Firmware) admin admin Micronet - SP916 GK ( Micronet Firmware) admin 1234 Micronet - SP916 NL ( Micronet Firmware) admin 1234 Micro NEXT - MNWR540 T ( Micro NEXT Firmware) admin admin Microsoft - MN-100 ( Microsoft Firmware)   admin Microsoft - MN-500 ( Microsoft Firmware)   admin Microsoft - MN-700 ( Microsoft Firmware)   admin Mo Fi Network - MOFI3500-3 GN ( Mo Fi Network.