lightpsycho
join:2009-03-19
Montreal, QC
| reply to lightpsycho
Re: Unlocking Bell 2Wire modems....
Ok well after receiving no further input and being told by 2wire "not to try modifying any settings in debug mode", I simply said to myself: the hell with this, I'm flashing it.
And it worked!
So now, I just want to know, what is auto-update, and where do I disable it (in the MDC, I assume)?
Thanks! |
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dbsanfte
join:2005-03-15
Montreal, QC | Nice, I didn't see that setting! So yeah, looks like Bridge mode can be enabled via the Configure Services link in the MDC. =D |
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omarak2229
join:2009-01-23
Scarborough, ON | reply to Majoram
Nice, I tried this and it works perfectly fine.
I'm assuming it still doesn't support MLPPP :P |
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dbsanfte
join:2005-03-15
Montreal, QC | why wouldn't it. MLPPP is negotiated at the PPP link level. The modems never see it. |
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afallenhope
join:2008-12-31
Belle River, ON
| reply to Majoram
Alright, I did my own experimenting, and I used the code that unlocked all the features. worked successfully. You just have to wait for them to appear. Might take hours, 30mins, or a day.. for me took 15 mins.. but I played around in all the settings after I unlocked it. Thanks again for the instruction / tutorial. |
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anemicfrog
join:2009-05-09 | reply to corkyy
Sorry for being a noob, but i cant find the AUTO UPDATE fonction, i want to disable it but dont know where to find it...so many options once unlocked (2wire 2701)
Thanks |
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wayjac
Premium,MVM
join:2001-12-22
Indy | I've never seen a dialog for "auto update" you can disable "remote management"
If that is what you seek here's the url
/xslt?PAGE=J15 |
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anemicfrog
join:2009-05-09 | Thanks a lot, now i got it  |
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j3richo
join:2007-12-08
Gatineau, QC | reply to Majoram
tried this and it worked fine. nice to have WPA2 now  |
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Zyzomys
join:2008-05-23
Cantley, QC | reply to Majoram
Thanks Majoram, I followed your steps and it worked perfectly. I am posting this using a former Bell 2Wire 2701 in Bridge mode. |
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j3richo
join:2007-12-08
Gatineau, QC | reply to Majoram
is anyone having problems getting port-forwarding to work on this?
I installed this on my 2700HG-B and everything is working except port-forwarding doesn't seem to do anything |
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j3richo
join:2007-12-08
Gatineau, QC
 ·Acanac
 ·Videotron
| reply to Majoram
ok ignore the previous post, port forwarding is working fine, it seems the problem is I can't connect to my own ip from inside my network, I can connect to other computers by going to their local 192.x.x.x address but my own public IP won't work, anyone know why this is happening and how I can fix it? |
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marbillion
join:2004-05-12
Canada
1 edit | reply to Majoram
Majoram - thank you for this info! I followed what you said and applied this to a bell 2wire 2701hg-g and it works!
cheers and thanks for sharing. |
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Blackjaw
join:2009-06-22
Bowmanville, ON | reply to Majoram
Check out how I got it to work without flashing or anything:
»[Internet] How To Use A Separate Router With A 2Wire Modem |
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clearlyjunk
join:2009-06-30 | reply to Majoram
Hey i was wondering. is it possibel to use the 2wire modem with another isp other than bell, because i flashed my modem (2701HG-G) but when i try to get on the internet it says it cant connect with my isp. |
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Majoram
join:2002-10-22
Toronto, ON
| said by clearlyjunk  :Hey i was wondering. is it possibel to use the 2wire modem with another isp other than bell, because i flashed my modem (2701HG-G) but when i try to get on the internet it says it cant connect with my isp. Yes that's the whole purpose of this thread |
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Crowbar1
join:2009-06-23 | reply to clearlyjunk
Did you change your user name and password in the modem ? Also depending on the firmware used , you may need to change some of the settings . |
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clearlyjunnk
@primus.ca
| reply to Majoram
How would I be able to change my username and pass? It's stuck on my @signnet or something like that. What are the exact setting that i need to change? (the firmware is the same one that's being posted about)
And, i know what the purpose of the thread is but I can't get it to work.
thanks,
(BTW this is clearlyjunk, i just didn't sign in) |
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Crowbar1
join:2009-06-23 | Type 192.168.1.254 into your browser to access the modem , then use the system "setup" to change the user name and password . Also make sure ATM Settings are
VPI: 0, VCI: 35 . |
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clearlyjunk
join:2009-06-30
1 edit |  reply to Majoram
kay, well i did that n that sets up a bridge connection. right? yea
so i did that and well, lights for my ethernet, dsl and power are on . The light for internet is not, and i checked that picture majoram posted about the one troubleshooting- DSL diagnostics, and mine is pretty different. light some of the numbers are high, could that be the problem? |
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