How to reset or factory restore Maxwest Orbit 6200 device?
The Maxwest Orbit 6200 router can be reset or factory restored in several ways depending on the device's firmware version. Below are the most common and recommended ways to reset or factory restore the Maxwest Orbit 6200 device:
1. Resetting the Device through the Web Interface:
- Dial 192.168.1.1 in your web browser to access the router's settings page.
- Log in using the router's default credentials: username: "admin" password: "1234".
- Click on the "Tools" or "Management" tab and then select "Factory Default".
- Confirm the reset by clicking "Yes".
- Wait for the router to reset. The process may take several minutes.
- Reconnect your device to the router after the reset is complete.
2. Restoring the Device from a Backup:
- If you have a backup of the device's firmware, create a restore point by logging into the router's settings page and clicking on the backup option. This will save the current firmware to a file on your computer.
- Use the restore point file to restore the device's firmware by going to the backup option and selecting the restore point file.
- Wait for the router to complete the restore.
- Reconnect your device to the router after the restore is complete.
3. Using the 3-Button Reset Method:
- Unplug the device from the power source.
- Press and hold the "1" and "0" buttons simultaneously, then press the "PWR" button.
- Wait for the router to enter the reset mode. The power LED will turn red.
- Release the buttons and wait for the router to reset. The process may take several minutes.
- Once the router has reset, press and hold the "2", "3", and "0" buttons simultaneously, then press the "PWR" button.
- Release the buttons and wait for the router to enter the setup mode.
- Reconnect your device to the router after the reset is complete.
4. Using the Command Line Interface (CLI) Method:
- Open a command line interface on your computer.
- Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable or Ethernet cable.
- Determine the device's IP address by running the ipconfig command on your computer.
- Open the command prompt and type "ping" followed by the device's IP address.
- If the ping command is successful, type "netstat -anobcus". This will display the open ports on the device.
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