Trying to reset device code on a motorola nvg589

From the manufacturer's manual (page 92):

Ethernet 1,2 3,4:

• Orange/Amber:when a Gigabit Ethernet device is connected to each port.
• Green: when 10/100 Ethernet device is connected.
• Flash for Ethernet traffic passing.

http://community.arubanetworks.com/aruba/attachments/aruba/unified-wired-wireless-access/26009/1/Motorola%20NVG589%20VDSL2%20Gateway.pdf

There is no port for broadband(RJ45) output in ZTE720 so if your phone line terminates at ZTE720 then Motorola cannot be connected to it.
On the other hand if you terminate the your phone connection at Motorola NVG589 then you will get broadband and no output to connect to a phone line.
However there is a way and that is the phone line coming to your home can be connected to a splitter (it has one input and 2 outputs, one for phone(ZTE720) and other for router(MotorolaNVG589)).
Splitter will provide output for both devices and they can work simultaneously.

Your connection.
Phone line coming from outside-----splitter------ZTEwirelessphone
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Motorola ADSL2+ router

http://community.arubanetworks.com/aruba/attachments/aruba/unified-wired-wireless-access/26009/1/Motorola%20NVG589%20VDSL2%20Gateway.pdf

It should be located on one of the stickers on the side of the routers.

This is the reset username Username : reset Password:
MAC address XX XX XX XX 10 20 = IP address of 169.254.16.32 *10 in Hex = 16 in Dec *20 in Hex = 32 in Dec

Why did you forgot your security code of your mobile? if you forgot your security code and if your mobile is Nokia then try with default code "0000" or "1234" and still if it doesn't work you can get master reset code from unlock-free to get reset code for your mobile and reset it..or if you are giving correct code and still your mobile is not working then contact near by service center...

Any branded phone is required to enter your code if they wish to reset the phone setting for security purpose. other user can't access,erase or reset your phone if you put a code on it.

if you doesn't know the phone code of yours,

* phone or unlock code is set in 4 digits,for locking some features like message,photo,video and other data you wish to lock up, 1234 will be the default.
* for security code is set in 8 digits,for securing the entire phone settings, 00000000 will be the default.

If you wish a "master reset" ,be sure to back up all necessary data because everything will be gone.


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Have you tried 123456? If this will not work, try calling the Motorola. They will give the code to reset your unit.

Can you please tell us the exact model number of your device? You can find it at the bottom of the device itself.

Just in case you haven't tried it yet, Motorola's default username is admin and default password is motorola.

If the defaults are not working and you can't remember your password, you need to reset the device by holding down the reset button for 20 seconds at the back of it then turn off for 10 seconds. It should be back to defaults which is admin and motorola for username and password.

Well, to avoid confusion, I'd start by doing a factory reset. Insert the straightened end of a paperclip into the reset hole and power up the device to do this. From there, the device should begin broadcasting the default wireless network with the name (SSID) of "Motorola." The DHCP server should also be enabled and if your computer is configured to receive an automatically assigned IP address your wireless network interface should pick up an IP. The security for the "Motorola" network is disabled by default.

Basic troubleshooting from there would be to try to see if you can connect your wireless computer to another wireless network that is know to be working well. Either buy and return another wireless access point or router from a retailer or head to a Starbucks or other establishment that offers free wireless. If the wireless computer is hooking up nicely with the secondary wireless network, you can refocus on the SBG900 as the likely source of the problem.

If after attempting the aforementioned procedures you find that the wireless computer continues to fail to connect to the SBG900 you might have to consider that you have a faulty device. At that point I would consider consulting the manufacturer's documentation.