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<1> tms :)
<2> i had a siemens dsl in USA and i brought it with me to Bolivia
<1> heh
<2> do you think it can work here with the ISP?
<1> does it run the same DSL protocols as your ISP?
<2> yes
<2> but dont they have to add it
<2> to their
<2> Database?
<2> or is independent
<1> nope
<1> It's about protocols, not databases.
<1> The ISP doesn't have to know what you are using
<2> oh then it might work
<2> how can i enter the page to configure it
<1> most home routers have a web interface
<2> mine is speedstrem 4100
<2> i have the manual
<1> the manual?
<1> Then why do you ask?
<2> coause i cant reach that page
<3> lol
<2> haha
<2> u recognized me
<1> Yeah, funnily enough
<2> speedstream.html
<2> can u reach that page?
<1> oh god, lol
<2> just to tell me if that is the page
<3> enter the IP of the box in your browser
<1> There! A helpful person
<3> harr
<2> it says 192.168.0.1
<3> then HTTP it
<2> cant conect
<3> then you have a brick
<2> maybe i have to plug the modem to my network card instead the switch
<2> and resolved via LAN
<2> resolve it
<1> naa
<3> shouldnt make a difference
<1> has your PC got an IP address?
<1> start - run - cmd
<1> type: ipconfig
<2> yes
<1> what is it?
<2> what for
<1> Because I don't trust your judgement,
<2> it has
<1> and I want to know if it's on teh same subnet as your router.
<2> it ends with 1.4
<1> What does it start with?
<2> 192
<1> oh good
<4> lol
<4> such paranoia
<1> hi arkaic :)
<1> I reckon
<1> 200.87.51.223
<4> heya :)
<1> Oops, what's that?!
<2> well thats my internet ip
<4> /ddos 200.87.51.223 ;)
<1> oh my
<2> not my lan one
<1> lol
<2> dos atack are not allowed
<2> in usa man
<1> Says who?
<1> You're in Bolivia
<2> but i can log the attack and send it to your isp
<2> oh comen dont make jokes
<1> oh please, as if anyone would send from their own IP :)
<2> just tell me how to configure this chinese modem
<4> BOLIBOY: are you sure the router is using 0.1? cl*** c mask? if you are 1.4 with a /24, then that is a problem....
<2> no
<2> couse my actual modem is using 1.1
<4> so did you try to connect to 1.1?
<2> yes
<2> it works
<2> but not with 0.1
<4> well, duh
<5> :)
<2> whats the solution then
<1> http://192.168.1.1
<5> hehe
<2> but that will take me to the Zoom modem configuration
<2> not the Siemens speed stream i have
<2> or it will work with it
<2> ?
<1> BOLIBOY, wth?
<5> BOLIBOY, you can't possible access 192.168.0.1 given the setup you have right now
<1> Oh, you have two plugged in
<2> oh i think i undersand
<2> u r telling me that modem is indpendently
<2> of the number it has on it
<2> but the one ***igned me from my provider right?
<2> cause my gateway is 1.1
<2> if i unplug the zoom one and plug the siemens one will it work that way?
<2> is that what u r saying?
<2> just replace modem and enter 1.1?
<5> what i'm saying is.. for you to be able to access 0.1 and eventually configure it to the right parameters.. you need to connect a pc on it with 192.168.0.x ip
<2> static ip?
<6> Anyone understand bind?
<6> :P
<2> moz
<2> static ip?
<5> BOLIBOY
<6> nobody?
<5> BOLIBOY, will it harm to try either dhcp or static?
<6> moz do you know bind?
<5> Kornchild, what about?
<6> DNS :)
<5> are we having a shortage of caffeine here? or what/
<2> moz but when my siemens modem will take the 192.168.1.1 ? once i access the page and configure it?
<1> no, you can change the IP
<1> Start by putting them both in the same subnet,
<1> Do that by first changing the IP of YOUR computer
<1> So it's in the same network as the other router, Then configure the other routers IP
<1> One can be 192.168.1.1, the other can be 192.168.1.2
<1> Then you can work on both at the same time.
<2> can we do it step by step?
<1> .
<2> 1. change my ip to 192.168.0.5 for example
<1> yes, and 2?
<1> You can do it yourself, if you think about it.
<2> but what about the DNS and
<1> never mind DNS or gateway
<1> They aren't needed yet.
<1> Not for configuring your routers, but you will need them to connect to the Internet.
<2> ok i will change my pc to 192.168.0.5 and then plug the another modem to my switch or to my netwokr card?
<1> switch
<2> so i dont unplug the zoom modem?
<1> switch would be your logical choice, that way, you don't have to unplug things and re-plug them
<1> No, what for?
<2> just from dsl line right?
<1> plug both routers into the switch.
<2> but i have only one dsl line
<1> So what
<2> ok let me do that first dont
<2> go
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