Hello all-- I'm in a bind trying to reset an older Nether DSL modem. I did a manual reset on it. It was set up as "pass thru" by me and I want to "undo" that. When I boot now, the joys of Network Manager!, I can not just enter the modem manager IP address because I keep getting "network not accessible" . HELP!
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On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 3:15 PM Kay Schenk kay.schenk@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all-- I'm in a bind trying to reset an older Nether DSL modem. I did a manual reset on it. It was set up as "pass thru" by me and I want to "undo" that. When I boot now, the joys of Network Manager!, I can not just enter the modem manager IP address because I keep getting "network not accessible" . HELP!
Dumb question: is the modem directly connected to computer or attached to a router?
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On Sun, Jul 12, 2020, 12:31 Mauricio Tavares raubvogel@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 3:15 PM Kay Schenk kay.schenk@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all-- I'm in a bind trying to reset an older Nether DSL modem. I did a manual reset on it. It was set up as "pass thru" by me and I want to "undo"
that.
When I boot now, the joys of Network Manager!, I can not just enter the modem manager IP address because I keep getting "network not accessible"
.
HELP!
Dumb question: is the modem directly connected to computer orattached to a router?
Currently the modem is only attached to my computer. The modem WAS attached to a router in pass thru mode. I did a reset on the modem which should have gotten it back to "normal" modem mode. Now it's directly connected to my desktop -- no router. Once upon a time I could directly access the modem interface through my browser, now I can not.
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On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 3:39 PM Kay Schenk kay.schenk@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020, 12:31 Mauricio Tavares raubvogel@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 3:15 PM Kay Schenk kay.schenk@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all-- I'm in a bind trying to reset an older Nether DSL modem. I did a manual reset on it. It was set up as "pass thru" by me and I want to "undo"
that.
When I boot now, the joys of Network Manager!, I can not just enter the modem manager IP address because I keep getting "network not accessible"
.
HELP!
Dumb question: is the modem directly connected to computer orattached to a router?
Currently the modem is only attached to my computer. The modem WAS attached to a router in pass thru mode. I did a reset on the modem which should have gotten it back to "normal" modem mode. Now it's directly connected to my desktop -- no router. Once upon a time I could directly access the modem interface through my browser, now I can not.
With your current setup in mind, do you know the modem internal IP? With that, set your computer's IP to be in the same network, verify the default route, and see if you can reach out to the modem.
Personally I would have the router between the two, but that is changing the problem instead of helping you fix yours.
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On Sun, Jul 12, 2020, 12:47 Mauricio Tavares raubvogel@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 3:39 PM Kay Schenk kay.schenk@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020, 12:31 Mauricio Tavares raubvogel@gmail.com
wrote:
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 3:15 PM Kay Schenk kay.schenk@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello all-- I'm in a bind trying to reset an older Nether DSL modem. I did a
manual
reset on it. It was set up as "pass thru" by me and I want to "undo"
that.
When I boot now, the joys of Network Manager!, I can not just enter
the
modem manager IP address because I keep getting "network not
accessible"
.
HELP!
Dumb question: is the modem directly connected to computer orattached to a router?
Currently the modem is only attached to my computer. The modem WAS
attached
to a router in pass thru mode. I did a reset on the modem which should
have
gotten it back to "normal" modem mode. Now it's directly connected to my desktop -- no router. Once upon a time I could directly access the modem interface through my browser, now I can not.
With your current setup in mind, do you know the modem internalIP? With that, set your computer's IP to be in the same network, verify the default route, and see if you can reach out to the modem.
I did this with a new network profile and activated it, but no good. I need some info/tools on examining my "network" I think.
Personally I would have the router between the two, but that is changing the problem instead of helping you fix yours.
Actually the router WAS between the modem and my desktop until I took things apart and the router Was not part of the equation. I wanted to verify the setup I had with JUST the modem, but I am at a loss on how to get CentOS7 to access a "local" url on the same local network without getting the "no network" business.
Thank you for your suggestions.
Regards, Kay
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With your current setup in mind, do you know the modem internalIP? With that, set your computer's IP to be in the same network, verify the default route, and see if you can reach out to the modem.
I did this with a new network profile and activated it, but no good. I need some info/tools on examining my "network" I think.
Personally I would have the router between the two, but that is changing the problem instead of helping you fix yours.
Actually the router WAS between the modem and my desktop until I took things apart and the router Was not part of the equation. I wanted to verify the setup I had with JUST the modem, but I am at a loss on how to get CentOS7 to access a "local" url on the same local network without getting the "no network" business.
Thank you for your suggestions.
Regards, Kay
As Mauricio said you must be in the same network that the DSL modem:
Some considerations:
I assume this is an Ethernet one and not USB one, right?
Which IP are you trying to access?
What is the computer IP and netmask?
Did you tried to connect the MODEM directly to computer and set the IP to DHCP? Then look the IP you got and the gateway ( ip address show | grep -i "inet\ " **OR** ifconfig |grep -i "inet\ " ) and the default gateway ( ip route show | grep -i default )
The "usual" would be you try to access the MODEM in your gateway address, but may be other.
The maker and model of MODEM would be great
Good luck
Best!
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