Any1 used their sky wireless router with different provider
Discussion
Sorry for the textspeak title, ran out of space.
I have a sky wireless router and a linksy one.
The linksy one needs a separate router to plug into that ( which I don;t have at the moment ).
Thought I would use the sky one I have kicking about as that doesn't need another router as it has a asdl standard telephone line in.
I set it up but the disk setup/ connection only seem to let you connect to a sky connection.
Is there any way to get it to work on my broadband provider with their log on details ?
At the moemtn I am using a speedtouch modem straight into the computer.
I have a sky wireless router and a linksy one.
The linksy one needs a separate router to plug into that ( which I don;t have at the moment ).
Thought I would use the sky one I have kicking about as that doesn't need another router as it has a asdl standard telephone line in.
I set it up but the disk setup/ connection only seem to let you connect to a sky connection.
Is there any way to get it to work on my broadband provider with their log on details ?
At the moemtn I am using a speedtouch modem straight into the computer.
miniman said:
Google "sky broadband netgear router firmware".
Basically although it is a Netgear router, Sky have crippled it so that the username / password is locked in. However you can re-flash it with standard Netgear firmware.
Thankyou for that, but what does that mean ?Basically although it is a Netgear router, Sky have crippled it so that the username / password is locked in. However you can re-flash it with standard Netgear firmware.
Do i hook it up and install it as if I was a sky customer then run the extra firmware and then it will let me put in different details ?
The procedure for the Sagem router is here:
http://www.skyuser.co.uk/forum/extracting-sky-rout...
However if you are at all unsure then I would suggest you don't do it!
Edit: you should only need up to stage 6.
http://www.skyuser.co.uk/forum/extracting-sky-rout...
However if you are at all unsure then I would suggest you don't do it!
Edit: you should only need up to stage 6.
Edited by miniman on Friday 16th October 17:58
miniman said:
The procedure for the Sagem router is here:
http://www.skyuser.co.uk/forum/extracting-sky-rout...
However if you are at all unsure then I would suggest you don't do it!
Why is that ?http://www.skyuser.co.uk/forum/extracting-sky-rout...
However if you are at all unsure then I would suggest you don't do it!
If it just muffs up the router then fine, it was only on the off chance that it worked.
If it will muff the pooter then I will leave it.
Oh and thankyou for your help and time miniman
miniman said:
Basically, you download the "normal" operating system for the router and install it. This should let you enter any username / password you want. Up to step 6 of the procedure above should do it. You can't kill the PC, but you might kill the router!
thats great buddy thankyou, so it basic changes the setup from using the sky instillation disk to like running a free bit of kit as if I bought it from a shop ?instructions said:
# Download these two flash image files…
* Latest Sagem F@ST2404 firmware
* Modified version of the 1.1sky firmware
Note that the modified version of the 1.1sky firmware is NOT the same as used in the previous cracking instructions. This one is called 1.1SKY-mod2.img
Ignore the "modified version of the 1.1Sky firmware" download, you don't need it. * Latest Sagem F@ST2404 firmware
* Modified version of the 1.1sky firmware
Note that the modified version of the 1.1sky firmware is NOT the same as used in the previous cracking instructions. This one is called 1.1SKY-mod2.img
- Ensure that you are connected to the router through Ethernet (wired networking). It's also a good idea that you have just the router and your PC on the network. It'll make things easier if you are using a fixed IP address for your PC - go to Network Connections and in the TCP/IP properties switch from "Obtain an IP address automatically" to "Use the following IP address" and enter a suitable IP address such as 192.168.0.2 with a netmask of 255.255.255.0. If you are using Windows Vista, make sure you have the telnet client enabled because you'll need it later.
- Navigate to the router at http://192.168.0.1/ using the username admin and the password sky.
- Select the Maintenance->Router Upgrade option. Browse to the F@ST2404 firmware image you downloaded in step 1 and then click on UPLOAD. Once the router has uploaded the new firmware, flashed it and rebooted, you should see just one light on the router - the Ethernet port light for your PC connection.
- Change your PC's IP address to 192.168.1.2 and navigate to http://192.168.1.1/. You should see a rather sparse web page that has fields for Software File Name and MAC Base Address. Enter your router's MAC address in the appropriate box, then click on Save/Apply followed by Save/Reboot.
- Once the router has rebooted, navigate to http://192.168.1.1/ with the username admin and password admin - note the changed password. You should see the standard Sagem F@ST2404 user interface.
Have you downloaded and installed the standard firmware? Does it show up with standard Sagem branding when you go to the router admin pages now?
miniman said:
instructions said:
# Download these two flash image files…
* Latest Sagem F@ST2404 firmware
* Modified version of the 1.1sky firmware
Note that the modified version of the 1.1sky firmware is NOT the same as used in the previous cracking instructions. This one is called 1.1SKY-mod2.img
Ignore the "modified version of the 1.1Sky firmware" download, you don't need it. * Latest Sagem F@ST2404 firmware
* Modified version of the 1.1sky firmware
Note that the modified version of the 1.1sky firmware is NOT the same as used in the previous cracking instructions. This one is called 1.1SKY-mod2.img
- Ensure that you are connected to the router through Ethernet (wired networking). It's also a good idea that you have just the router and your PC on the network. It'll make things easier if you are using a fixed IP address for your PC - go to Network Connections and in the TCP/IP properties switch from "Obtain an IP address automatically" to "Use the following IP address" and enter a suitable IP address such as 192.168.0.2 with a netmask of 255.255.255.0. If you are using Windows Vista, make sure you have the telnet client enabled because you'll need it later.
- Navigate to the router at http://192.168.0.1/ using the username admin and the password sky.
- Select the Maintenance->Router Upgrade option. Browse to the F@ST2404 firmware image you downloaded in step 1 and then click on UPLOAD. Once the router has uploaded the new firmware, flashed it and rebooted, you should see just one light on the router - the Ethernet port light for your PC connection.
- Change your PC's IP address to 192.168.1.2 and navigate to http://192.168.1.1/. You should see a rather sparse web page that has fields for Software File Name and MAC Base Address. Enter your router's MAC address in the appropriate box, then click on Save/Apply followed by Save/Reboot.
- Once the router has rebooted, navigate to http://192.168.1.1/ with the username admin and password admin - note the changed password. You should see the standard Sagem F@ST2404 user interface.
Have you downloaded and installed the standard firmware? Does it show up with standard Sagem branding when you go to the router admin pages now?
https://www.mediafire.com/?3oipqtduia73h
4th one down marked 3.18
but in all honesty its a really old router you can pick up better 2nd hand for cheap as chips in charity shops
4th one down marked 3.18
but in all honesty its a really old router you can pick up better 2nd hand for cheap as chips in charity shops
Don't see how. YHou can sometimes try resetting it with the 30/30/30 trick
https://www.lifewire.com/hard-reset-rule-for-route...
https://www.lifewire.com/hard-reset-rule-for-route...
Gassing Station | Computers, Gadgets & Stuff | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


