You don't, if it's connected. You can typically see some info by going to 192.168.100.1 , but there are 'tech only' areas that are inaccessible to the user. -- ***ATMFAQ***DIFAQ***Kitchen Sink***
...? There is nothing that he can change or do by accessing the internal page so let him look around who cares. It's just a read only information page containing signal levels/correctables and uncorrectables and the event log.
...? There is nothing that he can change or do by accessing the internal page so let him look around who cares. It's just a read only information page containing signal levels/correctables and uncorrectables and the event log.
I agree. I do not like the fact that all of the CV D3 modems have had the interface used by DOCSDIAG (which does read-only displays of the modem settings) crippled. The displays they still allow are crippled/censored. For example those event logs that you can display (at least on the Motorola D3 Modems) have most of the entries suppressed. So long as a display is read-only I see no reason not to allow it to be displayed unless there is something to hide.
