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Gateway port access.

evrycard

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I am such an idiot. lolz
I had my RT-AC68U set to 192.168.1.1:XXXX from the web menu.
I forgot the XXXX and can't login to the router anymore. I don't really want to reset it. Can't someone tell me what the XXXX port is? Thx...
 
I am such an idiot. lolz
I had my RT-AC68U set to 192.168.1.1:XXXX from the web menu.
I forgot the XXXX and can't login to the router anymore. I don't really want to reset it. Can't someone tell me what the XXXX port is? Thx...

If you enabled telnet or SSH you can connect in, and check what port httpd is listening to:

Code:
ps w | grep httpd

Otherwise, hard to tell what port you entered. If you're talking about https, the default is 8443.
 
If you have a suitable machine (eg. linux), you may be able to find the open ports on the router by:

nmap 192.168.1.1

You may recognise one of them (and wonder how many of the other you actually need...).
 

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