How do I access the router backend on BSNL Bharat Fiber connection?

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So I have a Bharat fiber 50 Mbps 650gb(limit) connection, Jaipur division, my router's admin page isn't available I have tried using 192.168.1.1 that always return FORBIDDEN ACCESS and using 192.168.100.1 which is my default gateway, returns Huwaie HG850a's login page, the thing is I don't know the username and password of that and my LCO isn't majorly helpful with it, as when I asked him why isn't it connecting he always replies it is only accessible by BSNL, irrespective of the fact that I was able to use it when I reset my router, my connection is something like this ==>> A device (probably Broadband MODEM) which gets input from an Optic fiber and has 4 LAN cables although no wifi capability, one of the LAN port in here is occupied by a LAN cable which connects to my Wifi router which is a Tenda router (for the specific model name just ask in the thread) now my need to access the admin page is to block certain devices and limit there internet usage (that is possible right ??)
Also in near future(after this problem solves) I wish to connect an ADSL+ router to the MODEM via LAN cables and use that as a Bridged connection, which in my knowledge doesn't majorly affect speed and ping? amongst devices
NOW a few things - I don't know how to bridge connections so I will need detailed help regarding that but my FIRST PRIORITY is to access that admin page and block few devices.
O wise ones please guide me to the solution/s.
 
connect lan cable to your optical fiber connected modem and other end to your pc then go to network connections in PC then double click on ethernet then click on ipv4 then add static ip as shown in image. then just enter 192.168.1.1 on chrome. Search on google for login id and password of your modem.
 

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i just tried it but the internet stopped working ALTHOUGH i applied those same settings and typed 192.168.1.1 as url but it returned with this
 
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