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Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to 172.19.70.210 .? - miniatureturkey011 - 04-28-2014 04:31 AM I keep getting this msg when i try to login to my router. I have tried other several ip addreses to login but i keep getting the msg that it cant be connected to the particular ip address. please please help. All of your answers are appreciated. thank you! - Rahul - 04-28-2014 04:33 AM have you tired to ping the ip address if its letting u acquire IP..... if it is pinging then open the IP in internet explorer.... http://172.19.70.210 and check - Roger - 04-28-2014 04:35 AM That does not look like a typical router ip address, to find yours open a command line and type ipconfig, you will get your ip address, subnet mask and default gateway, the default gateway is your router's ip address, look here for a list of common router ip addresses http://www.techspot.com/guides/287-default-router-ip-addresses/ - hbk - 04-28-2014 04:45 AM >goto cmd pmt and type ipconfig >check the default gateway ip address, which is ip of router >also try ping default gateway address, if pinging then try from different browser or clear browser settings and check >try from different browser too hope it helps - slin100 - 04-28-2014 04:45 AM 172.19.70.210 is a private IP address that is not directly reachable from the public Internet. Home networks typically use private IP addresses, but they are frequently in the 192.168.0.0/16 range. Many decent-sized business will use private IP addresses in the 172.16.0.0/12 range. Are you at work or trying to log into work from home? If so, your browser may be trying to connect to a company machine which has somehow become unreachable. - Allen J. - 04-28-2014 04:55 AM Please try in explorer or Mozilla. |