http://www.netopia.com/support/hardware/technotes/CQG_042.html
Tharin,
I have stumbled across this netopia process for disabling the modem's nat
when a router will be behind the modem.
Can I follow it to try again to set this modem up? The only question about
this process is that it requires me to use "public lan address" (of the
router?). This is step 10b.
Can I use the router's address (192.168.2.1) as my "public" address even
though it is really another private address on a different subnet than the
modem (192.168.1.254)?
If so, I think this 3341 just may work!
Best,
Duncan
At 19:45 12/09/2007 -0800, you wrote:
Hrmm I've installed many of these Netopia ADSL gateways for "business
grade" dsl customers in my area. The Cayman units require a special key
file be installed to unlock certain capabilities. I don't know whether
yours might be locked for SBC region or what kind of settings you will
have access to.
The main thing with configuring a DSL modem of any sort is to be sure you
are using the proper VPI and VCI settings. Most SBC modems come with a
setting of 0/35. I think Bellsouth uses 8/35. Ask Bell's tech support if
you need to confirm it. Encapsulation should be PPPOE. Multiplexing should
be set to LLC.
A google search turned up this doc for configuring the device for Bridging.
http://www.netopia.com/support/technotes/hardware/CQG_020.html
When did this come into the picture I thought you had a Westell modem and
Dlink router???
-Tharin O.
DHSinclair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Does anyone have any experience
with the subject dsl modem?
Its' f/w is 6.3.0r7. It appears to know all about ATT.
I've just spent 2 days trying to get one to work here in Bellsouth-land
with an Intellinet #523295 router. No go no way.
I am very close to turning in my 'network' badge!
I may do it anyway. These new smart modems w/"features" are a real
PITA...........
Best,
Duncan
