Web Access Control lockout!

[searing]

I have unfortunately found out that you can set an IP address for the Web Access Control that is not of the same subnet as the router - you cannot then access it in any way. Before I wipe the whole thing and try to remember the settings, is there any way of accessing the router from a different subnet address?

As this is so easy to do (I was setting up a remote access IP address and used the same externel IP on the web access control page) can I suggest a warning message?

Incidentally it is hard to search for entries on this topic when Web and Access are disallowed as common terms!!!
Regards,
Keith

[slimgym]

If you didn't get to "save" the config, perhaps a power cycle will restore the config without the ACL on it?

Would recommend backing up the working config before you make any changes to make restoration easier