Is there anyway to connect to someone else's router through the internet?

Answer 1

Sure, a VPN does exactly that. In fact you can get routers with VPN services (including end point server) built into them for just this purpose.

You actually connect using the internet to the "public" IP and you enter a username and password the router then issues a VPN local area network address and you are connected.

Now if you are just attempting to "hack" into a remote router, good luck they are designed to prevent just that.

Answer 2

Theoretically, you can attach to any router on the internet, but a properly setup router would sit behind a firewall or have an internal one which can "hide" or deny access to the router. If you managed to get through the firewall, You would then need the username and password to access the router. If the rrouter and/or firewall has logging turned on, the owner will be able to tell that you are trying to access the router

Answer 3

The question is kind of vague, but yes you could connect to another persons router depending on their model and setup. My own router has an option for remote management so that if I were say at work, and my firewall wouldn't let something in through my router then I can connect to it and adjust the setting from work with a proper user name and password. Find the model of router and look for a manula online for simlar sounding settings.

Answer 4

duh, how do you think the admins of the router set the settings. If its a linksys, get the default gateway address or IP, stick that in an address bar, hit enter, and a login window should show up. Use username and password combos such as

Username:
Password: admin

Username: Admin
Password: admin

Username:
Password: default

Username: Administrator
Password: admin

Answer 5

If their router has wireless and you have a wireless adapter yes. Very easily. If their router is wireless but their wireless is protected you just need a program like WiFi Hopper to bypass their securities.