Resetting Linsys WAP11/SMC MC2655W/Netgear ME102

Herr Yunta · 03-07-2003

Can anyone with one of these open their access point and describe where the reset button connects to the PCB? I have an Addtron AWS-110 that is nearly identical to the above (use the same board) but mine has no reset switch. I see a couple solder pads that have nothing on them.

The password was set when it was installed but needs to be modified. Extra props for a picture, Thanks!

Herr Yunta · 03-10-2003

Anyone?

agentgrn · 03-10-2003

I've got a couple WAP 11s...but I'm assuming you're referring to the v1.x with the USB port, right??

If so, I'll get some pics for you this weekend (next available time table for me to take apart and document).

Davo · 03-11-2003

I have an SMC2655W, but there is no reset button...

There are some pictures at:

http://www.davewilson.cc/Wireless/SM...55W_inside.jpg
http://www.davewilson.cc/Wireless/SM...sideBottom.jpg
http://www.davewilson.cc/Wireless/SM..._insideTop.jpg

Herr Yunta · 03-11-2003

Yes, the version ones with the USB port.

Thanks for the pictures. Wish mine had better antennas like the SMC.

rewot · 03-12-2003

you dont need reset to change password.

Using Atmel USB tool can be very easy to change all 3 passwords on your AP

user password
admin password and
manufacturer password

other way is to rewrite password on new firmware and flash it.

agentgrn · 03-12-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by rewot
other way is to rewrite password on new firmware and flash it.

Shoulda thought of that.

Although, the reset button is a convenient way to wipe settings without the hassle.

Herr Yunta · 03-12-2003

I have updated the firmware twice and still cannot log in via SNMP. The password to go in through the USB port has not been a problem but using the Linksys management software, you can only see the associated hosts when logged in via SNMP.

I have not seen the user, admin, or manufacturer places to login. How do you get to these?

agentgrn · 03-12-2003

I think you might need to set a PW with the USB utility...though make sure you're using the right firmware image with the proper management utilities. They are not all universally compatible.

What image are you using anyways?

rewot · 03-13-2003

if you cant go to AP and set new password with Atmel AP Utility using USB , then try Atmel SNMP manager using WAP11 hack and

ip: your ip addres
pass: MiniAP, public or manufacturer
User: Admin

03-07-2003	#1 (permalink)
Herr Yunta Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 7	Resetting Linksys WAP11/SMC 2655W/Netgear ME102 Can anyone with one of these open their access point and describe where the reset button connects to the PCB? I have an Addtron AWS-110 that is nearly identical to the above (use the same board) but mine has no reset switch. I see a couple solder pads that have nothing on them. The password was set when it was installed but needs to be modified. Extra props for a picture, Thanks! Last edited by Herr Yunta : 03-07-2003 at 07:58 PM.

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agentgrn KB1JQO - Packin' Heat Join Date: May 2002 Location: Worcester, MA Posts: 517	I've got a couple WAP 11s...but I'm assuming you're referring to the v1.x with the USB port, right?? If so, I'll get some pics for you this weekend (next available time table for me to take apart and document). __________________ -A.G.-

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Davo Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: West Palm Beach, FL Posts: 31	no switch I have an SMC2655W, but there is no reset button... There are some pictures at: http://www.davewilson.cc/Wireless/SM...55W_inside.jpg http://www.davewilson.cc/Wireless/SM...sideBottom.jpg http://www.davewilson.cc/Wireless/SM..._insideTop.jpg __________________ Davo

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agentgrn KB1JQO - Packin' Heat Join Date: May 2002 Location: Worcester, MA Posts: 517	I think you might need to set a PW with the USB utility...though make sure you're using the right firmware image with the proper management utilities. They are not all universally compatible. What image are you using anyways? __________________ -A.G.-

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03-10-2003	#2 (permalink)
Herr Yunta Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 7	Anyone?

03-11-2003	#5 (permalink)
Herr Yunta Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 7	Yes, the version ones with the USB port. Thanks for the pictures. Wish mine had better antennas like the SMC.

03-12-2003	#6 (permalink)
rewot Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Sofia,Bulgaria Posts: 21	you dont need reset to change password. Using Atmel USB tool can be very easy to change all 3 passwords on your AP user password admin password and manufacturer password other way is to rewrite password on new firmware and flash it.

03-12-2003	#8 (permalink)
Herr Yunta Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 7	I have updated the firmware twice and still cannot log in via SNMP. The password to go in through the USB port has not been a problem but using the Linksys management software, you can only see the associated hosts when logged in via SNMP. I have not seen the user, admin, or manufacturer places to login. How do you get to these?

03-13-2003	#10 (permalink)
rewot Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Sofia,Bulgaria Posts: 21	if you cant go to AP and set new password with Atmel AP Utility using USB , then try Atmel SNMP manager using WAP11 hack and ip: your ip addres pass: MiniAP, public or manufacturer User: Admin