need help with router password reset

i have a wireless router made by blitzz, a company apparently out of
business now.

i recently made a change to the password to access the control panel,
and cannot get access to it anymore. i do not have the manual for the
router, and have never had to do a password reset on it.

i cannot find the manual anywhere online.

it is model BWA711, made by blitzz... if anyone can help me, i would
breathe a sigh of relief.

thanks very much.

"Steven C" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> i cannot find the manual anywhere online.
>
> it is model BWA711, made by blitzz... if anyone can help me, i would
> breathe a sigh of relief.

The default username/password is admin/admin. See if there's a "reset"
button somewhere on the device to restore the factory defaults.

ynotssor wrote:
> "Steven C" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed) ups.com
>
> > i cannot find the manual anywhere online.
> >
> > it is model BWA711, made by blitzz... if anyone can help me, i would
> > breathe a sigh of relief.
>
> The default username/password is admin/admin. See if there's a "reset"
> button somewhere on the device to restore the factory defaults.

yes, i know the default password, and what i entered is not working,
meaning that i must have made a typo when i entered it.

there is a button on the back, but i dont want to press it and then
have a problem on my hands if it does something unexpected... linksys
this is not, it is a cheap router, good enough for my mac and not much
else.

"Steven C" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> i cannot find the manual anywhere online.
>>>
>>> it is model BWA711, made by blitzz... if anyone can help me, i would
>>> breathe a sigh of relief.
>>
>> The default username/password is admin/admin. See if there's a
>> "reset" button somewhere on the device to restore the factory
>> defaults.
>
> yes, i know the default password, and what i entered is not working,
> meaning that i must have made a typo when i entered it.
>
> there is a button on the back, but i dont want to press it and then
> have a problem on my hands if it does something unexpected...

If you'd examine the "Management" row of the "Major Functions" block at
http://www.blitzztech.com/Product/sp...A711&spec=open you'll find
that following the steps I've suggested will solve the problem you _already_
have on your hands.

Steven C wrote:
> i have a wireless router made by blitzz, a company apparently out of
> business now.
>
> i recently made a change to the password to access the control panel,
> and cannot get access to it anymore. i do not have the manual for the
> router, and have never had to do a password reset on it.
>
> i cannot find the manual anywhere online.
>
> it is model BWA711, made by blitzz... if anyone can help me, i would
> breathe a sigh of relief.
>
> thanks very much

Hi Steven,
The router has RS232 terminal to his configuration?
Pirro
Colombia

well, i tried for the life of me to find the blitzz website, and google
turned up nothing but pages from amazon and walmart for purchasing
it...

now that i have the link from you, i can surely solve my problem.

thanks very much.

-steven

ynotssor wrote:
> "Steven C" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed) ps.com
>
> >>> i cannot find the manual anywhere online.
> >>>
> >>> it is model BWA711, made by blitzz... if anyone can help me, i would
> >>> breathe a sigh of relief.
> >>
> >> The default username/password is admin/admin. See if there's a
> >> "reset" button somewhere on the device to restore the factory
> >> defaults.
> >
> > yes, i know the default password, and what i entered is not working,
> > meaning that i must have made a typo when i entered it.
> >
> > there is a button on the back, but i dont want to press it and then
> > have a problem on my hands if it does something unexpected...
>
> If you'd examine the "Management" row of the "Major Functions" block at
> http://www.blitzztech.com/Product/sp...A711&spec=open you'll find
> that following the steps I've suggested will solve the problem you _already_
> have on your hands.