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xsbell join:2008-12-22 Canada	xsbell to BlueArcher Member 2012-Nov-26 10:27 am to BlueArcher Re: 24 Mbps package quote: NOTE: configuring the device as a bridge will make it inaccessible unless you statically assign your computer an ip address within 192.168.1.X, with a subnet of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.1.1 Connect to the web interface Click Advanced -> WAN Press Edit to adjust the settings Set VPI to 0 and VCI to 35, click Next Select Bridging, click Next, Ensure 'Enable Bridge Service' is checked, click Next, and save
	actions · 2012-Nov-26 10:27 am ·
BlueArcher Premium Member join:2003-03-11 Lexington, KY	BlueArcher Premium Member 2012-Nov-27 12:14 am That's all well and good, but this is not relevant to the Comtrend modems. Those options are not available. :) They appear to have gone out of their way to remove the bridging function from the UI. I know on some of the older modems there was a specific URL you had to point to on the router to get to the check box, it was not accessible from the UI. In the ATM connection config it says this, and has three radio buttons, and when you select EoA, there is no bridge option afterwards. I also tried PPPoA and I could not get it to connect, even though there were posts a couple years ago about it working in Windstream areas. (trying to save some overhead) `Select DSL Link Type (EoA is for PPPoE, IPoE, and Bridge.) EoA PPPoA IPoA`
	actions · 2012-Nov-27 12:14 am ·
xsbell join:2008-12-22 Canada	xsbell Member 2012-Nov-27 12:48 am said by BlueArcher: That's all well and good, but this is not relevant to the Comtrend modems. Those options are not available. :) They appear to have gone out of their way to remove the bridging function from the UI. I know on some of the older modems there was a specific URL you had to point to on the router to get to the check box, it was not accessible from the UI. In the ATM connection config it says this, and has three radio buttons, and when you select EoA, there is no bridge option afterwards. I also tried PPPoA and I could not get it to connect, even though there were posts a couple years ago about it working in Windstream areas. (trying to save some overhead) `Select DSL Link Type (EoA is for PPPoE, IPoE, and Bridge.) EoA PPPoA IPoA` Really? It's the same modem a couple of other ISPs use but I guess they went and messed with the firmware. :) Are you able to access the modem through telnet?
	actions · 2012-Nov-27 12:48 am ·
BlueArcher Premium Member join:2003-03-11 Lexington, KY	BlueArcher Premium Member 2012-Nov-27 12:33 pm Yes and it seems like it has the option here. I will play with this later today. Usage: wan add interface <atm\|ptm> wan add service <interfacename> --protocol <bridge\|ipoe\|pppoe\|ipoa\|pppoa> wan delete interface atm <port.vpi.vci> wan delete interface ptm <port> --priority <normal\|high\|both> wan delete service L3IfName wan show interface wan show [<port.vpi.vci>] wan --help <bridge\|pppoe\|pppoa\|ipoe\|ipoa>
	actions · 2012-Nov-27 12:33 pm ·
jerminy11 join:2011-12-27 Texarkana, AR	jerminy11 Member 2012-Nov-30 2:25 pm What has Windstream said about you not getting the speed you are supposed to be getting
	actions · 2012-Nov-30 2:25 pm ·

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