Cant access cable modem interface through router.
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dbhosttexas
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- Jan 15, 2013
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Do you have some sort of firewall enabled on your router not allowing port 80 to the modem? It would be odd, but possible...
I checked my options and I dont see any firewalls on except for the wireless network and that shouldn't be an issue since my computer is using an ethernet connection.
Some more information that i found since posting my question:
When i perform a tracert to anything that is not my modem, i.e youtube or google. The modem doesnt show up as a hop in the log.
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You won't see the modem in your tracert, it's a bridge.
Are you certain that your modem has a web server built-in? If not, game over.
Most of the modems I'm familiar with that do have web servers have them at 192.168.100.1 (not changeable). Since most home networks are 192.x.x.x networks, it usually requires nothing more than changing netmask on your workstations to place that address on your network (255.255.255.0).
Are you certain that your modem has a web server built-in? If not, game over.
Most of the modems I'm familiar with that do have web servers have them at 192.168.100.1 (not changeable). Since most home networks are 192.x.x.x networks, it usually requires nothing more than changing netmask on your workstations to place that address on your network (255.255.255.0).
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Though it's not in the docs, according to a pcmag.com review it appears that it does have a GUI at 192.168.100.1 (user: admin, p/w: password).
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