How to connect router from a wired connection

Hi!

I have a Slate ATX connected to a Belkin rt3200 and I would like to know how can I access the router from a lan wired connected computer in the same network. I know that if I connect via wifi to the router I can access the 192.168.8.1 default login. But I would like to access the default login from a second computer I have at home.

thank you

This isn’t a well formed question but I’ll give it a shot. My LAN/wired client, a PC, is connected to a Flint. Its IP/subnet range for its 192.168.10.1 was manually set via GL GUI → Network → LAN → Private Network. The Flint’s WAN is connected to a Slate AX’s LAN via Ethernet cable. Its IP is 192.168.8.1 (Modem → Slate AX → Flint → PC).

I have no trouble accessing the GL GUI of either device.

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@bring.fringe18 thanks for giving a try.

Let me clarify:
I have FiOS and I used to have their modem, but recently I got my own which is the belkin. so my current connection is like:

-RT 3200

  • Slate AX
  • Switch → Lan computer

If I connect to the Slate via its wifi (GL-AX-1880blah) I am able with not issue to open 192.168.8.1. But what I am trying to see, is how can I connect to that IP from a wired-connected desktop.

Thank you.

According your description of your network topology,The LAN PC should access to the web panel with the WAN IP address. You need to check the WAN IP address,AND then access the web panel with the WAN IP.

Before this you need to set remote access,enable the HTTP remote access.

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