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It's available below (two links in case one goes bad) Note: Requires the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader:

SpeedStream 2.1.pdf
5100, 5200, 5400, 5500 User Guide Revision 2.1 [3.3MB PDF file]

Newer Name version of the User Guide (still revision 2.1)

5x Router UM 007-0820-003.pdf
SpeedStream 5xxx Router User Guide Revision 2.1 [3.3MB PDF file]

Alternate Locations:

SpeedStream211.pdf

5200Router_UserGuide.pdf

SpeedStream211.pdf

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2010-03-20 06:35:58


Yes. It is available below (Requires the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader):

5100/5200 DSL Modem Quick Start Guide (post-Aug 2002 models)

Alternate link:

5100/5200 DSL Modem Quick Start Guide

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2013-01-09 21:30:38

1) Archived Efficient 5200 USB Drivers v4.2.0.122 [1.8 MB] [Link verified Working 11-20-2008 - Doctor Olds]
2) Alternate Location 5200 USB Drivers v4.2.0.122 [1.8 MB] [Link verified Working 12-25-2008 - Doctor Olds]
3) Alternate Location 5200 USB Drivers v4.2.0.122 [1.8 MB]
4) Alternate Location 5200 USB Drivers v4.2.0.122 [1.8 MB]

Intermediate Version 5200 USB Drivers v4.5.0.129 [1.8 MB]

Updated Version:

SpeedStream USB Driver v4.9.0.135 [1.87 Mb self extracting zip file]
For the 5200, 5500, 5600, 6200, and 6300
(Note: this includes the 32-bit Vista driver only meaning no 64-bit Vista support - Ethernet is vastly more stable and superior than USB for DSL use anyway.)

There is a Macintosh v1.50 USB Driver available at the same link to download for:

• Classic Mac:
and
• OS X:

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2008-12-25 22:41:24

Enter admin for both the username and password. Those are the default values.

Hint: If your ISP has changed it, then only a reset will remove it on the Web Interface. Reset instructions are located only in the User Guide.

»Efficient Networks Forum FAQ »Where can I find the 5200 Router User Guide (v2.1)?

Note: Don't confuse the Web Interface Login Username/Password with a ISP Customized Admin Username/Password for the configuration since that is not the same. If your ISP has set that up in your Modem/Router then you must request the Username/Password from them as a reset doesn't change that.

by MacGyver See Profile edited by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2010-03-19 23:35:46

Follow the steps listed for the 4100/4200 as they are the same.

»Efficient Networks Forum FAQ »How do I change into Bridged Mode on the 4100/4200?

Note: Does not apply to the AT&T/SBC 5100 which has custom AT&T/SBC Firmware.

»SBC DSL FAQ »How can I put the 5100b in bridge mode?

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2009-01-08 07:52:52

Yes, indeed. The details and instructions are HERE if you want to write port forwarding rules. Thanks to MajorGrubert

There is an easier process below.

Note: On some 5200 versions you can just turn off the firewall (at your own slight to no risk - see below).

Updated Details: Even with the 5200 Firewall Off you will still be protected as it's not really Off, but it allows Ping and Tracert (Trace Route) to work. Use it when you run Tracert (Trace Route), Pings, Doctor Ping, Tweak Tester and Line Quality Tests by toggling it to Off and when finished, put it back on Low if you feel the need, but you will be pleasantly surprised at the results while Off.

Firewall and Tweak Test links to verify the information posted is correct.

Tweak Test Local at BBR
Port-scan Local at BBR
Slow Scan Local at BBR
GRC.com's ShieldsUP! Scan
Sygate Online Scans
Computer Cops Online Security Nmap Port Scanner {must register for free to use)
Free Online-Portscanner

Feel free to use any test site that you may know about also. :-)

Speedstream 5200 Firewall Instructions on how to turn it Off and still be protected.

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2005-03-12 05:35:10

It is normally set with an engineering Username and Password that has never been released. There are a few 5200s (depending on the Firmware) that use the Telco's name as the Username and Password also, but this doesn't matter now that a BBR Member has written a utility that allows you to set the FTP Username and Password to your liking using SNAP. You can read about it HERE and also download it. Development info on the utility plus a few Telnet commands are HERE. Thanks to ICGabe.

The utility is available from this web site.
»www.gabrielstrong.com/



Archive of website www.gabrielstrong.com is stored at The Wayback Macchine at Archive.org here.

SpeedStream 5200 Utilities by Gabriel Strong

»web.archive.org/web/2007 ··· ong.com/

SpeedStream5200FTP.zip



»web.archive.org/web/*/ww ··· 0FTP.zip

Note: Also is reported to work with the 5100 Speedstream.



Feedback received on this FAQ entry:
  • I have a C implementation of this inspired by the packet structure provided. It doesn't work here, but I suspect it may be because of the telco lockdown (bell canada). /* speedstream 5200 password reset utility * * inspired from: http://www.gabrielstrong.com/ * * specifically, data structure taken from http://www.gabrielstrong.com/ethernet_packet.php * * this *may* be an implementation of SNAP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork_Access_Protocol * * GPL-v3 */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include /* should be prompted, but i couldn't be bothered with getopt... */ /* those two are stripped at 14 chars */ char *login = "admin"; char *password = "admin"; /* * used to route the packet to the right interface by the kernel make * sure you choose an IP that will make the packet go out on the right * interface */ char *target_ip = "192.168.2.1"; uint8_t sender_mac[6] = { 0x00, 0x00, 0x24, 0xcc, 0x93, 0x44}; /* 00:00:24:cc:93:44 */ uint8_t target_mac[6] = { 0x00, 0x0b, 0x23, 0x9d, 0x83, 0x1a}; /* 00:0b:23:9d:83:1a */ /* no serviceable parts below */ int target_port = 7; /* echo port, ignored */ typedef struct _arp_pkt arp_pkt; struct _arp_pkt { uint8_t sender_mac[6]; uint8_t target_mac[6]; uint16_t plen; /* 0x006E */ uint16_t unknown1; /* 0xAAAA */ uint8_t control; /* 0x03 */ uint8_t vendor[3]; /* 0x0020EA */ uint16_t htype; /* 0x0202 */ uint8_t unknown2[10]; /* 0x00000103006000000001 */ uint8_t sender_mac2[6]; uint8_t unknown3[8]; /* C0A8000DFFFFFF00 */ uint8_t target_mac2[6]; uint8_t unknown4[8]; /* C0A8000DFFFFFF00 */ uint8_t login[14]; uint8_t unknown5[18]; /* 0000... */ uint8_t password[14]; uint8_t unknown6[32]; /* 000... */ }; const uint8_t vendor[3] = { 0x00, 0x20, 0xEA }; const uint8_t unknown2[10] = { 0x00, 0x00, 0x01, 0x03, 0x00, 0x60, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x01}; const uint8_t unknown3[8] = { 0xC0, 0xA8, 0x00, 0x0D, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x00 }; const uint8_t unknown4[8] = { 0xC0, 0xA8, 0x00, 0x0D, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x00 }; int main(int argc, char **argv) { int sd, i, bytes; arp_pkt pkt; struct ifreq ifr; uint8_t *ptr; struct sockaddr_in sin; if ((sd = socket (AF_INET, SOCK_RAW, IPPROTO_RAW)) < 0) { perror ("socket() failed to get socket descriptor for using ioctl() "); exit (EXIT_FAILURE); } // Copy source MAC address. memcpy (pkt.sender_mac, sender_mac, 6 * sizeof (uint8_t)); memcpy (pkt.sender_mac2, sender_mac, 6 * sizeof (uint8_t)); // Report source MAC address to stdout. printf ("Source MAC address is "); for (i=0; i<5; i++) { printf ("%02x:", sender_mac[i]); } printf ("%02x\n", sender_mac[5]); memcpy (pkt.target_mac, target_mac, 6 * sizeof (uint8_t)); memcpy (pkt.target_mac2, target_mac, 6 * sizeof (uint8_t)); // Report target MAC address to stdout. printf ("Target MAC address is "); for (i=0; i<5; i++) { printf ("%02x:", target_mac[i]); } printf ("%02x\n", target_mac[5]); /* clear memory of those just to be safe */ for (i=0; i sizeof(pkt.login) ? sizeof(pkt.login) : strlen(login))); memcpy (pkt.password, password, ( strlen(password) > sizeof(pkt.password) ? sizeof(pkt.password) : strlen(password))); memcpy (pkt.vendor, vendor, sizeof(pkt.vendor)); memcpy (pkt.unknown2, unknown2, sizeof(pkt.unknown2)); memcpy (pkt.unknown3, unknown3, sizeof(pkt.unknown3)); memcpy (pkt.unknown4, unknown4, sizeof(pkt.unknown4)); pkt.plen = 0x006E; pkt.unknown1 = 0xAAAA; pkt.control = 0x03; pkt.htype = 0x0202; for (i=0; i2013-12-15 23:42:20

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2015-03-29 02:56:40

»Online game hosting with speedstream 5200

by Sarick See Profile edited by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2004-05-16 02:25:43

The background details are posted HERE. Thanks to buggage.

Updated info from HERE thanks to 420br:

Links to override the 3 hidden default profiles [admin, telnet and ftp, default profiles]. The first two can use the same username and password, but the third must be different.

Example:
•Profile 0 = admin/admin
•Profile 1 = admin/admin
•Profile 2 = admin1/admin1

admin:
»192.168.254.254/pfwizard ··· retain=f

telnet:
»192.168.254.254/pfwizard ··· retain=f

ftp:
»192.168.254.254/pfwizard ··· retain=f

NOTE: When asked for the IP address to use (so you can overwrite the 3 default hidden profiles) use 192.168.254.254 and that way you replace (overwrite) the crippled menues originally at 192.168.254.254 with your fully opened menues. If your LAN IP is not 192.168.254.254, you *must* change it first (and your DHCP range too) and then follow the steps above.

More Details:

»Speedstream 5200 - More User Profile Info

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2005-11-10 16:31:10

Yes. A Version 2 for the 5200 is available for Frontier.net customers.

I have a SpeedStream 5200 with the original version of the firmware. How can I upgrade to the new version of the firmware? (Frontier.net Customers only - Branded Firmware)
quote: Frontiernet.net FAQ
To upgrade to the new SpeedStream 5200 firmware, please contact our 24x7 Technical Support Help Desk at:

(888) 450-8861
NOTE: Archived link if the above link doesn't return to working later:
I have a SpeedStream 5200 with the original version of the firmware. How can I upgrade to the new version of the firmware? (Frontier.net Customers only - Branded Firmware)

Updated FAQ links:

»www.frontierhelp.com/fro ··· faqs.cfm or »www.frontierhelp.com/faq.cfm

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

I have a SpeedStream 5200 with version 2 of the firmware. How do I configure the ports for games and applications?
quote: Frontiernet.net FAQ
DISCLAIMER: Frontier is not responsible for investigating the appropriate ports to forward for any given application, configuring the modem, or the functionality of applications after port forwarding has been enabled.

1) Using your web browser, launch the router's web management interface located at »192.168.254.254 and login with the appropriate username and password.

2) Click [Setup] on the left-hand side of the page

3) Click [Port Forwarding] on the left-hand side of the page

4) Under Add/Edit entry, select either the service or protocol and TCP/UDP ports, whichever is applicable to your situation. If you select 'protocol and TCP/UDP ports', be sure to enter the appropriate range of port numbers for your situation.

5) Select either 'redirect selected protocol / service to this router' or 'redirect selected protocol / service to IP address', whichever is applicable to your situation. If you select 'redirect selected protocol / service to IP address', be sure to enter the appropriate IP address for your situation.

6) Click 'Apply'

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2009-06-09 13:40:04

The thread is here:

Speedstream 5200 Updated Firmware HERE

Direct Link to the Firmware:
Update_E240_A4R_BC34_f093_v2r.zip

NOTE: This is ISP Crippled Specific Firmware and based on the Web Interface seen in the linked thread cannot be uncrippled. Beware if you are not a Sympatico subscriber.

All questions about this Firmware should be posted in the »Bell Canada Forum.

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2004-05-23 03:12:03

Why right here thanks to the Internet Archive.

Originally located here, it is 404 (Missing/Not Found) from Alltel's server.
»alltel.net/downloads/lin ··· 1-13.exe

Details and install instructions here:
»web.archive.org/web/2003 ··· 0update/

Direct link to the file is here:
»web.archive.org/web/2003 ··· 1-13.exe
and here:
»web.archive.org/web/2003 ··· 1-13.exe

Enjoy (If you need Bridge Only Firmware for the E240 5200 Modem)

Note: Requires a Static IP Account or a PPPoE account with PPPoE
software running on a PC or PPPoE embedded in a stand-alone Router.

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2005-04-17 11:19:13

At the link[s] below:

Read Alltel's page here »www.alltel.net/downloads ··· ads.html before beginning the process:

Note: Alltel removed the 5200 Firmware info from that page so in order to see it you will have to look at this archived page instead:
»web.archive.org/web/2004 ··· ads.html

Speedstream 5200 Firmware Update Instructions Alltel notes: "The update is to be used with 5200 SpeedStream modems received after June 1, 2004."

Filename = Update_E240_A50_78-52_6100_78-60_v1r.exe = Size 1.34MB

Speedstream 5200 Firmware Upgrade Instructions Alltel notes: "This is for 5200 SpeedStream modems received before June 1, 2004."

Filename = Upgrade_E240_A50_78-52_6100_78-61_v2.exe = Size 1.58MB

Note: This turns the older 5200 Alltel shipped as a Bridge into a Full Router. Only available to Alltel.net customers since it requires a special Activation Key Code (This code must be obtained by contacting Alltel's Internet Helpdesk).


While at the Alltel site you should look at these three (3) additional resources:

Speedstream 5200 Firewall Instructions [HTML page]

Speedstream 5200 User's Guide [PDF File | Size = 3.22MB]

Speedstream 5200 USB Drivers [Size = 148KB]

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2005-04-17 11:12:17

»How to recover from a dead 5100/5200 modem.

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2004-08-18 05:07:33

Yes:

»5200 Advanced Setup Guide (PDF file)

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2005-07-23 03:18:33

Accessing the Web Management Interface on my SpeedStream 5100 or 5200

Note: Applies to 4100 and 4200 also.


Feedback received on this FAQ entry:
  • the link in this page is broken

    2013-10-14 16:13:33

by Doctor Olds See Profile
last modified: 2008-05-27 16:36:02