Differences between version 27 and predecessor to the previous major change of DSL-302G.
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| Newer page: | version 27 | Last edited on Friday, May 5, 2006 4:20:48 pm | by KyleCarter | Revert |
| Older page: | version 24 | Last edited on Sunday, February 5, 2006 11:10:28 pm | by TimFoster | Revert |
@@ -55,9 +55,9 @@
The Solwise SAR110 Modem is based on the chipset and seems to have an identical CLI. Grab the manuals from http://www.solwise.co.uk/downloads/adsl.htm
Edit by Leslie Katz, Australia:
-At least in my case, the DSL-302g is not based on the same chipset as the SAR110. I was able to get to the CLI by issuing the command "telnet 10.1.1.1" (both in Windows and in Linux). After entering the user name and password I had been prompted for ("admin", in each case), I got a screen that welcomed me to "Titanium". Some web searching established that "GlobespanVirata", a company afterwards acquired by Conexant, produced at least two chipsets for ADSL modems, "Viking" and "Titanium" (each of which appears still to be offered by Conexant). The Solwise manuals are for the Viking chipset, which offers certain features to which I was not able to gain access, either via the web interface or via telnet. For example, I was not able to access IP Filter Configuration or Firewall Configuration either via the web or via telnet. Further, at http
://ftp.gentek.com/gvc/adsl/BB0060/Manual/Viking%20and%20Viking%20II%20Chip%20Sets%20CLI%20Reference%20Manual%20DO-30017.pdf
+At least in my case, the DSL-302g is not based on the same chipset as the SAR110. I was able to get to the CLI by issuing the command "telnet 10.1.1.1" (both in Windows and in Linux). After entering the user name and password I had been prompted for ("admin", in each case), I got a screen that welcomed me to "Titanium". Some web searching established that "GlobespanVirata", a company afterwards acquired by Conexant, produced at least two chipsets for ADSL modems, "Viking" and "Titanium" (each of which appears still to be offered by Conexant). The Solwise manuals are for the Viking chipset, which offers certain features to which I was not able to gain access, either via the web interface or via telnet. For example, I was not able to access IP Filter Configuration or Firewall Configuration either via the web or via telnet. Further, at ftp
://ftp.gentek.com/pub
/gvc/adsl/BB0060/Manual/Viking%20and%20Viking%20II%20Chip%20Sets%20CLI%20Reference%20Manual%20DO-30017.pdf
one finds a (self-described "preliminary") CLI Reference Manual for the "Titanium Plus
TM Chipset Family for ADSL-Ethernet Bridges/Routers". How it compares to the CLI manual for the Viking chipset, I can't say.
Reasonable help is also available within CLI. Enter "?" at the command prompt or after commandline arguments for more detailed help.
@@ -158,9 +158,26 @@
Edited by Franc Zabkar (fzabkar@internode.on.net):
The following Javascript routine synchronises a DSL-302G modem's date and time with system date and time:
-http://www.users.on.net/~fzabkar/DSL-302G/TimeSync.htm
+http://www.users.on.net/~fzabkar/DSL-302G/Utilities
/TimeSync.htm
The routine has been tested on an Optus supplied modem. Certain parameters such as timezone_combo may need to be customised by the user. Self explanatory instructions are included within the body of the code.
All corrections and improvements gratefully received.
+
+! Changing HTTP and Telnet Ports
+If in half-bridge mode (or full-bridge) any attempts on port 80 or 23 on the external IP address if you have external access disabled in the 302g will refuse the connection. This is troublesome if you want port 80 or 23 to be sent to the router like all the rest of the ports for a web server. Changing the ports is done in the CLI via Telnet using the following commands:
+
+<verbatim>
+modify nbsize httpport 61080
+modify nbsize telnetport 61023
+commit
+reboot
+</verbatim>
+where 61080 is the port number 80 or a value between 61000 and 62000
+
+where 61023 is the port number 23 or a value between 61000 and 62000
+
+This information was originally found at http://martybugs.net/smoothwall/dsl300g_ports.cgi
+
+This modem has caused me much pain, i use one at home without many problems. The fault lies with users who get given one for at home from their isps.. then are unable to make ipsec connections to their workplace.. have not found a solution.. upgrading to a 504G has resolved all these.. but seriously would recommend something better for most users.
