I understand that but its deleted for some reason and i wanna know if its accessible remotly to redo the settings

In reply to a post by gt11990:

these are technicolour ones and once the reset button is pressed the settings are deleted no idea why

Why?
Because that's what the reset button, (the one accessed through a tiny hole), is for. It should not normally ever be pressed. It's called a factory reset, to remove all user-entered settings and also reload the run-time firmware which can get corrupted.

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

You have to do a saveall in the CLI to save the settings to flash memory.

That won't survive a Factory Reset if that's what he really means.

I think some ISP's use TR069 to remotely configure routers. I know Plusnet can do this with Technicolor routers.

But we don't know if the router has sync. I asked twice, but ....

In reply to a post by gt11990:

is there a way of adjusting the settings

No! You need to connect to the router with Ethernet cable connected to your computer and reconfigure the router settings.
A power failure will not cause a router to lose the configured settings.

If it's only the ISP login settings he doesn't need ethernet. Wireless is fine. But it sounds as though for some (so far uknown reason) someone is using the factory reset. In which case your post is the easiest.

BatBoy, (and myself), wondered about a faulty router, but hard to tell with almost zero answers to questions. I also wondered about it being unmanned, e.g. a webcam up a church steeple or similar and the recent extreme cold causing a reset.

But - he long ago got the answer about remote access. What on earth is going on, with people there and no-one able to do the settings which shouldn't be getting lost anyway, is a complete mystery.

Unfortunately the OP is not helping us help him.

i think i cant explain what i really want clearly sorry for that everyone forget the fualty router or webcams this is what i really want

the router is fine, used to connect to the internet but the settings needs checking

but i have to go next to the router and check locally which i cannot doo

i want to access if remotly over the internet which i can do but i cant do it now becuase the router is not connected to the internet but its connect to the phone line


all i want is,

is there a way which i can remotly connect to the router over the internet even tho the router is having touble getting a stable connection

i just want to find out a way to access it remotly over the internet

To put it simply.

In the current state NO.

thank you

now my second question aint there any way on earth i could ever access it with out it having internet connection becuase come on there must be something engineers who make the routers have designed

which allows connection to be made even if there aint no interent connection come on we cant go locally to every router and check their settings and fix em