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Summary: Guide to resetting Voyager 2091 wireless router.
The Voyager 2091 wireless router automatically attempts to connect. This can
make it difficult to change username and password, should you have made a mistake,
or need to use a test login while investigating a connection fault.
This guide shows you how to reset your broadband username and password in
the Voyager 2091, and change the connection options, if required.
- Open your browser and type in the Voyager 2091's Configuration Manager address
- http://voyager.home/
If the screen does not load, make sure your router is switched on and connected.
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Go to http://voyager.home/ |
- Click on Advanced... on the left-hand menu. You may be
prompted to provide an admin login name and password. These are 'admin'
and 'admin' by default.
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Click Advanced... |
- Click on Quick Setup. This will run you through all the connection settings
of your router.
All the settings should automatically be correct for UK broadband, however
you can compare with the settings described below to confirm they are correct.
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Click Quick Setup |
- On the Quick Setup - Configure ATM PVC screen, check that VPI is set at
0 and VCI is 38 . Click Next.
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Configure ATM PVC |
- On the Quick Setup - Configure Connection Type, make sure the Protocol is
set to PPP over ATM (PPPoA). Check that the Encapsulation Type is VC MUX. Click
Next.
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Configure Connection
Type |
- On the Configure WAN IP Settings page, make sure that you are set to 'Obtain
an IP address automatically'. Ensure that NAT is enabled, and that your MTU
settings are set to the default 1400. Read more about MTU settings in our Guide
to RWIN and MTU. Click Next.
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Configure WAN IP Settings |
- On the Configure Broadband User Name and Password screen, type in your own
details.
Remember, your Broadband Use Name is more than the username that you selected
when you signed up. It takes the form username@plusdsl.net
You
can select how your router connects to the Internet -
Always on - your router will immediately reconnect
whenever it detects that the connection has dropped.
Dial on Demand - your router will connect whenever it detects
that you are trying to use the Internet. For example, if you try to use your
email while disconnected, the router will try to connect you.
Manually Connect - In order to connect to the Internet, you
must manually click Connect on the Quick Start screen. If you are planning to
use the BT test login, we recommend that you select this option as it will allow
you to change your username and password without going into the Advanced Settings.
Once you have selected, click Next.
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Configure Broadband
User Name and Password |
- On the Configure LAN side Settings page, ensure that your network settings
are populated
You shouldn't need to change anything, just click Next.
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Configure LAN side
Settings |
- On the Summary screen you can once more verify settings, and then click
Finish.
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Summary screen |
- The router will now save your new settings and restart. This may take about
a minute. You should be able to reload your router Configuration Manager once
the router's power light goes from red to green.
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Router restarts |
- You should now be able to change your username and password. You can repeat
this process and select a different option for how your router connects.
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Click Connect to go
online |
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