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Can not find https://www.192.168.2.100

ASL 6. Trouble with logging in to admin NIC for initial setup. Subnet 255.255.255.0, default ip, 192.168..2.100.

Installed version 5 with no problems and logged in from a laptop on my network. Installed 6 and I can not find this box on my network. Current Ip of this machine that is on the same switch 192.186.0.246. Thanks in advance for the thoughts.

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TechnoJims [:S]

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0 BarryG over 20 years ago

Those don't look like they're on the same subnet, unless you made a typo.

Can you ping the 2.100 address?

Barry
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0 TechnoJims over 20 years ago in reply to BarryG

Tried to ping no reply. Same subnet. I'm flexible if you think another ip address will work.
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 20 years ago in reply to TechnoJims

try https://192.168.2.100/ usually works. Why have you added www it is not part of your local addressing system. You are mixing url addressing with absolute addressing.

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0 BarryG over 20 years ago in reply to TechnoJims

Please confirm your subnets. I see at least one typo already.

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0 Simon Shaw over 20 years ago in reply to BarryG

Are you doing https://www. then the IP address? Don't....

Just https://ip address

Looks like your subnets are out.
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0 Simon Shaw over 20 years ago in reply to BarryG

Are you doing https://www. then the IP address? Don't....

Just https://ip address

Looks like your subnets are out.
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0 TechnoJims over 20 years ago in reply to Simon Shaw

Sorry. Yes it was a typo. I am typing https://192.168.2.100. I've never used https://www... Posted this last night after hours of trying to login.

Simon, what do you mean "my subnets are out?"

Thanks all for the help.
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