well NUTZ...color me bummed and not surprised....sorry mate...it went as it feared it would.
sounds like you're relegated to having to redo the world eh...that sux...best...rk
In one of the documents I've read while trying to resolve this, it said that 'special' characters should not be used in the router password. And of course, my password has a 'special' character (+) in it.
So, now I'm wondering if the special character is part, if not the root cause, of my problem.
I wouldn't be surprised if the passwords use a one-way encryption. I.e. there is no way to get the password back except brute force trying.
For my router the rules only say
"the password must be at least 6 characters long and include at least one alpha numeric character. The password cannot begin with characters such as "?!@#$%^&*". "
I.e. at least some special characters are valid.
Suggestions for the future. Save your configuration first unless starting from a reset. Then change your id/password combination and logout. Then Login again and make other changes.
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