20 Most Recent Siemens D1675 Motherboard - Page 7 Questions & Answers

go to google.com then type Bell:speedstream 6520..you can download the driver.

Hello,

Try booting your system with the Windows installation CD.

Thank you.
Thomas

In order to clear off dhcp settings in any router you need to login into it and select bridging instead of ppoe. ppoe is for dhcp and bridging is for static ip.

Hi, well the best thing to do is perform a Factory Reset and then access the Router via a web browser, and then re-set all the parameters to what they were originally...or indeed new ones?
Below is your manual, use this to set it all up again.

http://help.optuszoo.com.au/img/cms/zoohelp/connected/windows/optusmodems/siemens%20ss%204200%20user%20guide.pdf
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,13381702
Above is a post showing you how to access your router passwords and login... then simply set it up as per manual, using the existing data you were using, if however you cannot remember, simply set it up and just use another SSID, WAP/WEP key. Then re-do the connection on the laptop, and re-sign in again using the new, or old data again.
If you cannot remember your login and password to access the router from the web browser you MUST reset it back to factory defaults using the rest button, & removing from the power. This is all in the manual...

Hi.
You actually were fairly close on your answer to what is actually needed.
I use 192.168.1.1
Almost 100% of the time, this is the access address for the router that a computer is hooked up to.

Now, you will need to know the username and password, and that I can't help you with as I am not the one that set it up.
However, is it is still on the factory settings, and the username and password haven't been changed from the factory setting, then I can tell you what to type into for those spaces.

The factory settings are:for username : admin
:for password :
leave the password space blank.
Then, you can go and configure it any way that you wish.
Just remember to write the new ones down, that way if you need to do it again, you won't have to hunt for ways to acces the router again.
Also, here is a link for the manual for your router.
It is in pdf form, so you can either view it online, or you can download it and view it while offline.

www2.windstream.net/downloads/links/SpeedStream211.pdf

I hope this helps you out, I know dealing with routers and modems can be a frustrating adventure.

Good luck to you, and have a good day!

hi

go to following site you will get your solutions

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1060911

Hi,

Regarding your concern, you only have to insert an SD memory stick to it and it automatically is activated.

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If you have a Windows machine that works, you can extract the key from the Windows machine and use it on your other devices.
Download this: http://download.cnet.com/WirelessKeyView/3000-2092_4-10614187.html
and then run it.
You can learn the WEP or WPA key in use which you can then use on other devices.

You can find them here:
http://gigaset.com/hq/en/product/GIGASETSE567WLANDSL.html?tab=manuals

You may try to use the modem to another pc just to check if the modem is defective or not. If in case the same thing you may want to reboot the modem by pressing on the power button for 5 seconds and wait for a minute beforer turning it on again. If it doesnt work you may also hard reset the modem by following the steps below.

Locate the reset button on the bottom of the 6520 and while holding the reset button watch the power light when it flashes red release it. then you can go to the config utility 192.168.2.1 , you can then configure the 6520 with your aliant UN and PW info. you will know it has connected when the internet light comes on solid green.

You may check now if the same thing happen to your wifi connection. Unless it is an ISP issue.

I have experienced similar issues with PBX/ Asterix based VOIP solutions.

1.High volumes of traffic can lead to packet loss through the router. since VOIP traffic is carried through the same router/internet connection you may not have QOS, (qulaity of Service) configured correctly.

2. PBX / Asterix are technically beta applications and some level of error is inherent with all beta applications.

3. Possible attack or attempted entry on VOIP based servers is also very likly since many companies do not monitor them the same way as most servers. Generally, the VOIP system has many ports to the internet and are generally outside of the DMZ or Firewall.

Please post more information about how the phone system is hosted, the software being run and the amout of handsets.

Try using the free program notepad++ this is written only in C++ and should help you out http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

You will need to input the new connection details: type of connection (PPoE or PPoA), the connection settings (the VPI and VCI), and finally the username and the password. All this data is provided by the the new ISP.

The new data is entered in the configuration window of the router. To access it go to 10.0.0.138 with your browser, use the username and password that you previously selected (the default are admin) and enter in the configuration page. In there click ISP connection, Advanced Settings and Configure the ATM Virtual Circuit - in there click Delete until the list is empty and click Add a new VC: in there you input the new data

You can see this procedure in the manual. If you don't have it get it from here
http://www.aussiebroadband.com.au/support/images/modemguides/speedstream6520.pdf

Normally after a period you have the possibilty to phone the telephone company and ask them to send you the unluck key

If this does not help let mee know