Super Dead Clan, Previously COG

[Wynd_Fox]

LinkSys, I think.

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[Lugnut]

I can be board? I'm hosting. If anyone cares.
My server might be dead. - fixted

[Kyzor]

LinkSys, I think.

Damn, I was afraid of that. I've never used a backdoor entrance with a LinkSys before and I really don't feel like learning how to do it all over again.

[Wynd_Fox]

Backdoor? What's that?

[Kyzor]

Basically it's like... Well, imagine if a robber broke into your house. Would they go for the front door? Absolutely not. The back door? Of course. An example of a backdoor entrance is the following:

1. On the welcome screen of your computer (the screen where you select which account to log on to on the computer in XP/Vista), press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. If nothing happens, try it again. A different screen should come up.
2. On this different screen, if the password hasn't been changed, enter:
   --Username: admin
   --Password: password [OR] admin [if one doesn't work, try the other]
3. If the password has not been changed, you should now be logged in to the administrator account on the computer. You can edit settings for/delete/add accounts here. If you're smart though, you should change the admin password to something else, if it hasn't been changed already.

[Wynd_Fox]

I'm the admin on my computer.

[Kyzor]

I know, I was just using that as an example. Even if you are admin, it still works.

[Wynd_Fox]

What does that have to do with port forwarding?

[Kyzor]

What does that have to do with port forwarding?

If I knew how to do it with a LinkSys router, I'd tell you how to use a backdoor entrance to access the router's settings and forward your pots.

[Wynd_Fox]

Oh. Think I could Google it?

[Kyzor]

You could Google it, but the process involved in doing such a thing is incredibly complicated and highly dangerous. I strongly discourage doing it unless you know every little step of what you're doing inside and out.

[Wynd_Fox]

What could happen?

[Kyzor]

What could happen?

Let's just say you could potentially destroy your Internet connection. Permanently. Well, at least until you get a new router.

[Butler]

Let's just say you could potentially destroy your Internet connection. Permanently. Well, at least until you get a new router.

Thats totally not depressing at all.

[Kyzor]

Thats totally not depressing at all.

Lol.