Jodokast96
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join:2005-11-23
Erial, NJ | reply to configq
Re: [modem/router] New Verizon DSL service with Westell B90-36R5
With the pc connected to the Westell, go here: »192.168.1.1 Default username/password is admin/password. |
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configq
@verizon.net |  reply to Jodokast96
Can you tell me how to login to my 327w westell router? |
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Jodokast96
R.I.P Bassman442
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join:2005-11-23
Erial, NJ
 ·Verizon Online DSL
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The 6100 is basically the same as the Westell 327w (4 port wired/wireless modem/router) and Actiontec (same features as the 327w), just with out the extra ports and wireless. It doesn't have a ton of advanced features, but it gets the job done. NAT routing, built in, customizable firewall, port forwarding, etc. All that's needed to setup a simple wired home network with it is a switch. All that does is give you the extra ports needed to connect additional pc's. |
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bob12564
join:2007-07-09
Patterson, NY
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By the way, just what sort of router functions is in the 6100? Doesn't seem like it can do much other than act as a plain modem.
I learned the hard way that you have to be careful how you get new service from Verizon. I tried to purchase it via their website, and they promised a $25 Target gift card, one month free, and a free modem/wireless router. Trouble was I couldn't complete the transaction because their system thought I was already a customer. Yeah, I had their DSL line, but my bills were sent by the 3rd party ISP. I finally called Verizon and they understood the problem and took care of everything, but forgot to tell me that once you go through a rep you lose just about everything. I even got a bill for the modem, and it definitely was not the upgraded wireless router/modem combo unit. Also no free month or gift card and the monthly charges are higher.
At this point I'll be happy just to get the thing working with the least grief.
Thanks again for all the wonderful information. |
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borredo
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join:2004-03-29
Allentown, PA | reply to borredo
One other point... when you login through a router you're behind a NAT firewall, an extra layer of protection. A very good thing. |
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borredo
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join:2004-03-29
Allentown, PA | reply to borredo
oh yeah, I forgot, you have to change your user name and password from the 3rd party provider to your verizon user name and password at the netgear router's login page.
i think that should be it? |
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borredo
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join:2004-03-29
Allentown, PA
 ·RCN CABLE
·Service Electric B..
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If your router is already logging in, it should be a simple matter to activate with the 6100, set the 6100 to bridge without the router in the mix, then simply connect the router....should be good to go...the 6100 is now simply a dumb modem, just passes the signal to the netgear router.
corrections welcome |
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