Help! I'm in trouble with my router!

I have a router which came with VSNL connection. I changed its internal IP address from 192.168.1.1 to 172.16.0.1

I forgot to disable the Access Control which I had enabled such that only 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.4 can access it.

Now I am not able to access the router configuration.

What to do ?

I need to do some NAT configuration in the router.

Reset the router using the reset button present on that.

debsuvra said:
Reset the router using the reset button present on that.

How many times I have to press it ?

The Unknown said:
How many times I have to press it ?

You have to press it down for half a minute or so.

debsuvra said:
You have to press it down for half a minute or so.

I called up VSNL. They said that it is not possible. So I raised a complain saying that due to mis-config error, I am unable to configure NAT on the router which I need to run a server. They said, if it is possible to repair the router they'll do it or replace it.

The Unknown said:
I called up VSNL. They said that it is not possible. So I raised a complain saying that due to mis-config error, I am unable to configure NAT on the router which I need to run a server. They said, if it is possible to repair the router they'll do it or replace it.

If they replace the router then you should have no problems at all.

debsuvra said:
If they replace the router then you should have no problems at all.

dat's the reason why i complained!

The Unknown said:
I have a router which came with VSNL connection. I changed its internal IP address from 192.168.1.1 to 172.16.0.1

I forgot to disable the Access Control which I had enabled such that only 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.4 can access it.

Now I am not able to access the router configuration.

What to do ?

I need to do some NAT configuration in the router.

There is a small reset button at the back of the router, which you have to press using the blunt end of an open paper clip. Press it once for 3 seconds and your router will be reset.

First, router reset button doesn't work for that router. Second, router has been replaced with another one.

well, then problem is solved ain't it?
By the way what was the model of the router? Nearly all routers come with the reset button for this type of misconfiguration situation.
Sure you didn't miss it?

ilugd said:
well, then problem is solved ain't it?
By the way what was the model of the router? Nearly all routers come with the reset button for this type of misconfiguration situation.
Sure you didn't miss it?

Model No. TAD100.
Serviced by Teracom Ltd, Goa.

It had a reset button but it did not work.