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Old 13-10-2004, 23:44   #69
Chris W
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Re: NTL Broadband registration woes

Quote:
Originally Posted by Celyn
Dial-up thing that I am using to oget to the 80.5.178.26 site is

62.252.144.xx
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Dunno if that helps though. Trouble is, once the technology gets me at all muddled, bit of a brain meltdown problem.

Edit: Best not to post your full ip, instead PM it to the relevant person. (Paul).


In order to register the cable modem, you will need to do the registration through the cable modem, not a dial up connection.

The registration page will be the only site that you can reach until you have registered the modem.

Connect the cable modem back up, and check what ip address you are getting for that one. It will either begin with 80,81,82,62 or 213 and will end with something in the range 248-253.

If you have an ip address in this form try the registration site with this one, and see what happens. If it works, great! If it doesn't, pm me the mac address from the bottom of your cable modem and your pin number and i will have a look at this in work tomorrow.

If the ip address begins with anything other than the above mentioned, post back with the first two parts of it, eg 169.254

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