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Skriven 2012-02-26 22:51:00 av Ed Vance (9095.windowsa)
  Kommentar till text 68029 av MARK LEWIS (1:3634/12.0)
Ärende: IPv6
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ML> EV> I am using Dial Up

ML>this is why opera is telling you you are on a slow link... it is easy to
dete
ML>by pinging a well known site and seeing how long the responses take... opera
ML>and other network capable packages do this quite a bit these days...

Mark,

I enabled Turbo on Opera after Holger suggested that I do it.

ML> EV> because I got a Version 2.x upgrade for my Linksys router the has
ML> EV> version 1.x on it.

ML> EV> I can access the router but it won't send anything to the DSL
ML> EV> Modem.

ML>hummm...

All is fixed now, see below.

ML> EV> The DSL Modem setting is BRIDGE and I can't access it either.

ML>in bridge mode, the modem/router is passive and there is nothing to do with
ML>it... all it is, in effect, is a "media convertor"...

ML>wait... dialup and bridged dsl modem??? i'm obviously missing something :?

I called about something about my SBCGLOBAL account to AT&T DSL Tech
Support and was sent up to a Higher Level of support for my question to
be answered.

The 2nd level Tech told me the DSL Modem could be set to Bridge Mode and
I allowed him Remote Access to set it.

ML> EV> If I have to put the pin in the hole of those two devices, I will
ML> EV> do it as a last resort and then call AT&T DSL Support to help me
ML> EV> Re-Register the Modem, so I can get my DSL connection back, and
ML> EV> then play with getting the router back on line.

ML>when the modem is in bridge mode, the routing capabilities of it are
disabled
ML>as are the DHCP and DNS capabilities... it sounds like you should set the
ML>router to DHCP or PPPoE... who is your ISP and what are these two devices'
ML>models? this should be an easy fix once you get your head wrapped around the
ML>flow and what is used at each stage of the process...

The DSL Modem is a Siemens SpeedStream 4100 .
The Router is a Linksys BEFSX41 Firmware Version 1.43.3, Sep 20 2002 .

I ran the Wizard program again and selected PPPoE instead of static IP
which I had selected the first time, and got the DSL Modem working
again.  Finally   Whew!

I have been back to Linksys (Cisco) pages but still can't find where
they have the download for their Logviewer software that I read in the
BEFSX41 Manual.pdf.

I am wanting the Log sent to my XP hard drive so I can look at it when
ever I want to, instead of having to do the 192.168.1.1 thing.

Any help appreciated.   From Anyone.   Thanks!


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