Thread: Accessing the config page
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Old 04-11-2009, 19:53   #4
Jon T
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Re: Accessing the config page
What are you using for the IP range on your LAN? (drop to a command promt, type "ipconfig"(no quotes), tell us what you get for ip address, subnet mask and default gateway.

When you request the modem's diagnostics/config page, the bridge sniffs it's own address and rather than passing them on to the UBR it responds itself.

So for some reason i think your likely to have an IP range conflict, the cable modem doesn't seem to be receiving the request for http://192.168.100.1



..................Standing by to be corrected by Broadbandings though!
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