updated to ios 6 , now i cannot access my router homepage from safari 192.168.1.1

Ditto

Using iPhone 4 8gb & iPad 2 64gb

iPad 2, since iOS 6, can not access netgear router home page nor login to my CROSSWAVE hot spot home page. After iOS 6 update, it couldn't even see or connect to my mobile CROSSWAVE hotspot. I had to access the CROSSWAVE hotspot via a pc to change connection setting from "manual" to "on demand". The difference being, that manual requires a "login page", as opposed to "on demand" which connects automatically(no login page). In fact, since iOS 6, I can not log on to any wifi that requires or popups a "log on" or "ToS" or "connect" page.

iPhone 4 issues since iOS 6. After several hours of trying different things I can now log on to my CROSSWAVE wifi personal hotspot. Can not access my home wifi or router at all anymore. As with iPad 2, in order to connect iPhone 4 to CROSSWAVE hotspot I had to change the hotspot setting from "manual" to "on-demand". As for my home wifi, it no longer shows up I the list.

Before I tried on my own, I called apple tech support first. Had me change settings in iPhone & iPad. Nothing worked.

Tech then placed me on hold to get some help from a senior tech. Came back with one last tip, which didn't work & said he wished he had better answers for me. ???

After trying different settings here's what I got as of right now.

iPad2 can connect to both home wifi & CROSSWAVE mobile hotspot. It can NOT access the netgear router at all. It has limited access to the mobile CROSSWAVE hotspot router homepage, shows you the basic info but if I want to make setting changes i have to logon using a user name & password but it just keeps sending me back to the basic information page. Further more, in order to connect to CROSSWAVE hotspot at all I had to change the connection setting from "manual" to "on-demand" via a pc. As I stated earlier, the difference being that "manual" requires a "logon" or "connect" page first. As for local free hotspots, it connects then drops them instantly.

iPhone 4 will only connect to CROSSWAVE mobile hotspot when CROSSWAVE set to " on-demand". As for local free wifi hotspots I can forget about it. Some of them no longer show up in the list the rest connect & then drop the connection instantly.

Same here. I can connect to Internet through my Linksys router

but i can't access the Router Home Page on 192.168.1.1.

I can access with Safari from iMac but not from iPhone 4 iOS6.

Not even from 3Gs with 5.1.1 iOS!

Something happent in my Router after iOS 6 update? Strange thinks...

Interesting, as I never really attempted to get into my router from my iPhone. I have a Linksys WRT160N, iPhone 4S on iOS 6. I just tried to access it and I get an error message in Safari, "Safari cannot open the page because it could not connect to the server." Wonder why that is? I had not tried it before so I cannot say it worked before, but it definately isn't working now. I'll have to do a little research on this.

Okay, took a little time and testing but this is what happened. While I have normally accessed the router by typing in https://192.168.1.1 and got the login screen, if I typed in the https it won't work. However, if just typing in http://, or just the number, it seems to be working. Not sure what router you are using, but this works for me.

I type only 192.168.1.1. Safari redirect to http://192.168.1.1. Not working.

Linksys WAG200G.

It was working the last time i tried. About a month before

cheonweb, mine redirects also, but http://192.168.1.1 works and takes me right to the login page for the router. Don't understand it completely, but then again, as I mentioned earlier, I haven't found a reason to use my phone to access my router.

Thanx