198.168.100.1

Raistlin · 18-03-2004, 18:05

Hi Guys,

I'm trying to access my CM's diagnostic pages using the above IP address but I keep getting page not found errors, or an annoying diversion to the msn search page which says the same thing but with more words.

Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? I've had a look at Robin's site and can't get much help from there (unusually!).

Cheers all.

Raistlin · 18-03-2004, 18:06

Sorry, should have said 192.168.100.1

Cheers.

downquark1 · 18-03-2004, 18:06

Have you got a manual proxy set?

Chris W · 18-03-2004, 18:07

not all of the modems are accessible in this way. is it an ntl home 100 or 200 modem that you have got or something else?

paulyoung666 · 18-03-2004, 18:09

put money on it is a terajet

if it is , it is possible , just more involved

have a dig through rdhw's site , if you cant sort it , shout back and i will help if i can

Florence · 18-03-2004, 18:36

Or if you live in a ex Cable and Wireless area you cannot access the modem at all...

paulyoung666 · 18-03-2004, 18:38

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Originally Posted by Kitty

Or if you live in a ex Cable and Wireless area you cannot access the modem at all...

good point

18-03-2004, 18:47

Sorry got my quote wrong

Kitty said

Or if you live in a ex Cable and Wireless area you cannot access the modem at all...

Might do this right 1 day

Er yes you can. if its a ntl home 120 or 200 then you can get to the diag page with 192.168.100.1. I have found if it is a 200 modem you sometimes have to reboot the modem first ? dont know why its just the 200. If its a settop box then no you cannot access the modem in that way.

Hope that helps

Florence · 18-03-2004, 19:04

Thanks Bill I will retry once I move back to my old modem (if ever I do) hopes to keep this modem

and return the 200.....

Raistlin · 18-03-2004, 21:47

Hi Guys,

Thanks for info.

NTL 200 modem, will try the reboot option.

Cheers again.

lincsat · 19-03-2004, 05:10

If you have a router, it might be blocking that IP range. I had a cheap(ish) router do that.

Rik · 30-03-2004, 09:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by downquark1

Have you got a manual proxy set?

Ill second that one

Are we right or are we right!!:pp

Florence · 30-03-2004, 16:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by lincsat

If you have a router, it might be blocking that IP range. I had a cheap(ish) router do that.

My router is the same as a friend who has BY and he has it set the same as mine but he can keep track of his using MRTG....

SMHarman · 30-03-2004, 17:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rik

Ill second that one

Are we right or are we right!!:pp

Me too - Had the same problem accessing my new Router at the weekend. Its cause the proxy was manually set.

Tools > Internet Options > Connectyions > Lan Settings > Advanced > Exceptions (in IE).

asdf · 30-03-2004, 20:09

If you set proxies manually then just add the cable modem/router IP, or a list of all local IPs if you have a network to the exclusion list in IE/Mozilla.

That way you can keep your manual proxy and still access the router/cable modem/local webpages without going out through the WAN first.