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Speedstream 5100 (part # 060-E141-A01)

Is it the 4 light or 5 light model? (I don't know the "part #" but the number of lights will tell how to do it.)

reply to aeroman

Re: Speedstream 5100

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Shipped the summer of 2003
Part Number: 060-E141-A01
Hardware Number: 059-E141-A01

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Thank you very much for writing, Doctor Olds.
You certainly are right there with the facts.
The only problem is that I cannot go directly into the modem and get online stats, because I lose the internet connection, without my router.

Thanks again.
aeroman.

You do not lose the connection, you lose the PPPoE session temporarily. The DSL LED never goes out even when you remove your Router. Your Router has nothing to do with the DSL Stats in the 5100.
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What’s the point of owning a supercar if you can’t scare yourself stupid from time to time?

Doctor Olds,
thanks for being so quick.
I did the arp -s command, but nothing happened. Was that as it should be?
I have no luck getting any of the ...statx entries to work: "cannot get to the web site offline"
I got the arp -a file o.k.
Somewhere I am missing a connection to my brain.
Please help.

aeroman.

You have to use the MAC ID from the bottom label on the modem, not the one listed in the FAQ as an example only.



When you have it typed correctly and added to the system correctly, it will show up when you rerun the ARP command.


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What’s the point of owning a supercar if you can’t scare yourself stupid from time to time?

You open your browser to the Web Interface hidden in the 5100a using the links seen in the FAQ. If you can't remember the links when offline then you can save the FAQ pages to your PC hard drive so you will have the steps and links to read while not connected to the Internet.

»AT&T Midwest/Ameritech FAQ »Funhouse info on the original 5100a Modem including how to get at line stats

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Use 10.0.0.1 along with the file names below to view the GUI line statistic pages using a web browser.
The screenshot examples have been modified for presentation.
»10.0.0.1/dslstatsx.htm
»10.0.0.1/atmstatsx.htm
»10.0.0.1/ethstatsx.htm
»10.0.0.1/syslogshow.htm

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reply to aeroman
Hi Doctor Olds:

I want to thank you for all the help.
I finally got it all together and I got the data. I am going to post it all in my thread in "ATT-Midwest" Forum under the "speed dropped from1200......"
I think that is the proper procedure, isn't it?
Of course the numbers don't mean much to me, but I hope somebody knowledgeable will spot if there is something wrong.

Again thank you very much.
aeroman

Follow the fun here: »[Speed Problem] Detroit area speed down to 1000 from 1200

Locking this so we don't have parallel and confusion conversations.

Serial confusing ones are bad enough.