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<title>[netopia] Netopia 3347 secret menu?</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Does anyone have knowledge of a secret menu that allows settings in a Netopia 3347-02 DSL modem? 

The 2 Wire units have one at 
http://192.168.1.254/management
which allows a little more visibility into what's going on. 

Has anyone found that in the netopias? 

FWIW I have three 3347-02 units I am managing and they each have different firmware.  Some have pinholes for forwarding and exposing ports externally through NAT.  Some call it something else and I am not really thrilled with that.  I have servers so I am very familiar with that.  The Bellsouth firmware has that a little more weird. Kind of dummed down if you ask me. 

And all these Netopia models seems to have some bug that does affect VOIP on your network if you have more than one VOIP line.  If you have a VOIP phone and you cannot get both lines to connect out through the Netopia that is the Netopia.  I solved that by using a 2 Wire unit and that worked quite a bit better until the unit failed completely one day. ]]></description>
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<pubDate>2013-05-03 12:16:36</pubDate>
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