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DOCSIS 3.0 Modems Advanced Wi-Fi Modem (Rogers Advanced Wireless Dual-Band Modem (CGN3-ROG))D3 Gateway Modem (Modem / router combo) Click here for info DOCSIS 2.0 Modems . Toshiba PCX2600 - Info Link Docsis (1.0, 1.1) for HiSpeed and HiSpeed Lite ... Many no longer supported. . Ericsson Piperider - Aastra Piperider* - Info Link * Ericsson recently sold their cable modem business to Aastra The following Non Docsis modems have been phased out (for HiSpeed and HiSpeed Lite) ... . Terayon TeraPro TCM 100 (archaic - rarely seen for new installs) Feedback received on this FAQ entry:
by green1074 edited by k9snifferxx3 DOCSIS is an acronym for "Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification". DOCSIS provides a set of standards and a certifying authority by which cable companies can achieve cross-platform functionality in Internet delivery. by Exit edited by sbrook Why do I want into the Configuration Page? Simple, so you can see the Status of the modem, as well as the log, and check the Signal, etc. When i type 192.168.100.1 into IE, it asks for a password, what can i do? Follow the step-by-step i have written up. If unsuccessful, PM me, ill be glad to help I've lost my UBS (or LAN) connection, what can i do? The USB connector is the same used for connecting most USB devices, such as printers. You can pick one up at Future shop or Radio Shack. If you want to get fancy, you can look into some these RED LED USB or BULE LED USB cables, just for added effect, but are not nessisary. Here is a good quality (i believe, correct me if im wrong) CAT5 (LAN) cable I do not have a USB connection on my computer Common? who doesnt have USB these days?... If you dont, your 2options are to: 1) buy a USB card, 2) cannot finish this. Webstar Cable Modem Config Page Access: The config page is: 192.168.100.1 1) Unplug the coax cable from the back of the modem, and press the reset button. 2) Take the USB connector (or LAN, wich ever one is not inuse), and plug it in*, press the reset button again**. 3) Go into your net work settings, and note the IPs that are assigned (see pic "modemdhcp.JPG"). I recommend using the LAN port to use as the connection to the net and the USB port to access the page. 3a) Write down the ip of the USB so u can configure it manually later. 4) Go into the properties of the USB connection, and double click the Internet Protocol(TCP/IP). (see pic "mancfg.JPG) 5) access the confige page (192.168.100.1), and make sure that you can get in (see: aboutyourmodem.JPG). 5.a) You should get in, if not, reset the modem again. If that fails, you must have messed up on a step above, since the modem only allows access when not synced. 6) Dissconnect the USB from the back of the modem. 7) Plug the coax cable back into the modem, and allow it to boot***. 7.a) wait untill the modem has finnished, and assigned your LAN connection an IP. 7.b) You can also watch the boot process from the config page untill it is finished. 8) Once the Online, PC, & Cable LEDs on the front are on, the modem has finished the boot process. 8.a) check the connection of the LAN at this point, and make sure it has assinged you an ip. It should be either in the range of 24.xxx.xxx.xxx or 63.xxx.xxx.xxx. (see: booted.JPG) 8.b) try refreshing the config page, it will ask for the pw now (see: pw.JPG) 9) Reconnect the manually configred USB connection. 10) Now check the config page, it will load, and not request a pw or anything (see: cfgloaded.JPG). * = You should now have both LAN and USB connected. ** = The modem needs to reconize that both USB and LAN are connected. *** = It can take afew min for the modem to finish booting, depending on the number of people booting theirs at this time, and other factors Provided by King Cobra 66 ------------------------------------ The following was offered as working on one webstar modem ... USER:admin PASS:w2402 by sbrook DOCSIS 2.0 is a newer standard that Rogers is in the process of implementing. All Rogers HiSpeed Extreme customers are being sold DOCSIS 2.0 modems in preparation for the implementation. It potentially offers better control and greater bandwidth for the upstream channels ... effectively increasing the reliability of uploads. Overall performance is improved. Rogers network currently operates at DOCSIS 1.1 standards, but because of DOCSIS compatibility, newer and older DOCSIS modems will continue to work fine. by MacGyver edited by sbrook Some cable modems have the ability to extract signal/power level data, to obtain this information, In your browser, type in: Acceptable Signal/Power Levels Receive/Downstream: -10 to +10 dBmV Transmit/Upstream: 30dbmV to 52dbmV Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR): 32dB or Greater Rated levels Receive/Downstream: -15 to +15 dBmV Transmit/Upstream: 30dbmV to 56dbmV Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR): 32dB or Greater Feedback received on this FAQ entry:
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