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What @jschmold said.
Also, the idea of an ISP being able to remote-configure your router is kind of scary. -
@jschmold what can possibly go wrong pressing the reset button haha. I tried it but after the reset the SSID and the password went back to the standard settings, but access to the configuration was denied. So something went obviously wrong.
@Root
The idea that an ISP has remotely control of the router is kind of scary ofcourse. I agree with you. My next step is getting a router my own. -
@jschmold it would be so unfair, if the ISP has full control of your SSID and not your router though...
And that was enough encouragement
correctly named devices
Kind of sad when you think about it.
I changed my Wi-Fi name to Syntax Error and made some changes to the configuration. I wanted to disable the admin page at the 2.4Ghz connection, but I got kicked out at 5Ghz as well. So I couldn't log in anymore and resetting the router didn't helped.
So I called the ISP if they can restore it to factory settings, but the guy on the phone didn't understand a thing I said. He said to me: "Sir I don't exactly understand what u say, but I can see an Syntax Error. Do you want me to fix it." And I laughed and I laughed.. I told him that's the Wi-Fi name but ofcourse he didn't got the joke. I called again and got someone else on the phone. He's resetting the router in a one minute call.
Had some fun this morning.
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router
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syntax error