keychain access
- Thread starter Lostagain
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If you don't know the password to gain access to the router, you can always reset the router back to factory defaults. Take a look in your router manual to learn how to do that. Usually there is a small reset button on the bottom or back of the router or it may be a tiny recessed hole. If it's the recessed hole, you can use a straightened paper clip.
vansmith
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Are you giving kcproxy access to your keychain? What happens when you enter your password?
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