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4.1 HTML Interface/Signal Levels·Where's the HTML interface for the Toshiba PCX2500?
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·What are acceptable Modem signal levels?
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·How can I check my 3Com Sharkfin Cable Modem signal levels?
·I don't see my Modem listed, how do I get my signal levels?
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RR has disabled SNMP access on Toshiba PCX2500 -- read here for additional information.
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by MysticGogeta  edited by Bleek
last modified: 2005-10-14 23:40:33 |
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It has been confirmed by many users, along with Toshiba Tech Support, that this feature has been turned off by "factory default" once the Cable Modem has established an Internet connection between you and the head-end. For more detailed information, you can read through one of our archived threads (dates back to 2003) here: /forum/remark,8829913
This thread too: /forum/remark,9427096 which confirms by many using RR that the feature has indeed been disabled.
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by Bleek
last modified: 2005-10-14 23:40:15 |
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•Receive/Downstream: -15dbmV to +15dbmV
•Transmit/Upstream: 30dbmV to 53dbmV
•Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR): 33dB or Greater
Note: If your power levels are out of range, it can cause packet loss, re-transmissions which will eventually lead to speed loss; otherwise signals have nothing to do with your speed.
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by Bleek edited by dbmaven
last modified: 2008-04-09 23:40:15 |
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See:
/faq/11979
And look here as well: /faq/9634
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by Bleek
last modified: 2005-10-14 23:43:04 |
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Open your Internet browser and enter the following into your address bar: »192.168.100.1
Note: When accessing your Modem's HTML interface you may be challenged for a "User name" and "Password". If so, the User Name is: root and Password: root. Not all these diagnostic screens will be present on all models.
And look here as well: /faq/9634
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by Bleek
last modified: 2005-10-14 23:43:18 |
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Launch your Internet browser, go to your address bar and enter: »192.168.100.1
Note: If prompted for User Name and Password, enter:
User Name = User
Password = Password
And look here as well: /faq/9634
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by Bleek
last modified: 2005-10-14 23:43:27 |
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Well, most modems these days have internal HTML interfaces which extracts Modem information to the viewer via Internet browser, and it's mostly thru the Modem's IP address: »192.168.100.1 It doesn't hurt to try on your modem.
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