Static Routes

[ColinTaylor]

wan-start would probably be a more logical script to use. Depending on his setup he may or may not need to masquerade as well.

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/access-modem-configuration-page.11957/page-2#post-289752

But I suspect he's looking for a GUI solution as he's shown no interest in my previous suggestions of using a script.

 

[Val D.]

Thanks for all the help guys.

Not sure what you are trying to do with this WebUI page of a modem. What is there to setup on a modem? In the data sheets I see this WebUI page is either on 192.168.0.1/192.168.100.1 or it is not user accessible by default, depending on ISP preferences, I guess. Installation instructions only say to plug in your computer or router to the single LAN port at the back and go do some fun things online.

 

[Elmer]

wan-start would probably be a more logical script to use. Depending on his setup he may or may not need to masquerade as well.

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/access-modem-configuration-page.11957/page-2#post-289752

But I suspect he's looking for a GUI solution as he's shown no interest in my previous suggestions of using a script.

I'm a linux user (started with Mandrake!) - I don't have a problem with scripts - I'm just recovering from the last massive crash. I'll try it in a couple of days. I find modem logs to be extremely helpful when dealing with ISP related network problems. Sometimes it's the only way you can convince them that it's their problem.