bumbo
join:2002-11-20
Corunna, ON
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Re: Need help with gnet bb0060a
said by gmsron :
The only way I can get to that http interface is if I connect the modem directly to the pc and then change my network lan tcp/ip settings to 192.168.7.2 etc... Is this a problem or normal? I cannot get to the http interface while the modem is connected to the router.
Thanks to all who have tried to help so far.
Sorry, must've missed this, yah this is normal...this is the way most modems work..
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Bicephale
join:2005-09-24
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Hi,
'DSL Modem Tool v2.19' also works in English and i
gather that you found it but failed to go further:
http://www.2cent.de/dmt/titanium2/dmt.zip
My BB0060B can be configured as a MoDem/Router and
a plain switch is all i need to feed multiple PCs,
simply turn the router into a switch by connecting
the MoDem's LAN connector to your router's 1st LAN
outlet instead of going through the WAN side. I'm
not certain if you'd need to disable something, or
if it matters since you require P2P too, actually.
Now, about the PC's IP address... I recall that i
didn't get DHCP support available by default. Use
an alternate 'commitedcfg.cfg' or 'commitedcfg.sh'
file if you must have it - i published two lately:
2006-Dec-17
2007-Jan-6
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gmsron
@primus.ca
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The routers log doesn't show disconnects only when I use the bb0060a, when using bb0050 then it would show disconnects accurately. I don't really need all these fancy settings. I just want one that I can plug in, work with my router and not disconnect.
I googled dmt 2.19 but I couldn't find anything. The closest thing was a dmt that was in German.
The only way I can get to that http interface is if I connect the modem directly to the pc and then change my network lan tcp/ip settings to 192.168.7.2 etc... Is this a problem or normal? I cannot get to the http interface while the modem is connected to the router.
Thanks to all who have tried to help so far. |
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