E2000 dyndns behind DSL Modem

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  I have a router RV042 VPN that I try to use VPN in to my computer at home. My House uses a DSL modem to connect to the Internet. How to configure the ADSL modem to connect the router?

  The modem is a gateway and I put this bridge mode and changed the router RV042 to PPPoE (according to your instructions) and now I can able to administer the router RV042 from my work computer and get out to the internet from my computer at home, one more step. Now when I try to VPN using PPTP in it connects then drops out me after about 1 minute of sometimes more sometimes less, but never more than a few minutes. I tried to adjust the MTU on the documentation of support, but that did not help. Any thoughts?

  Thanks for your help so far

• I use to manage my DSL modem via an ip address. When I enter FF8 I wonder where to save the file. Why and how can I prevent the FF8 to do this?

  I use to manage my DSL modem via an ip address. When I enter FF8 I wonder where to save the file. Why and how can I prevent the FF8 to do this?

  And now, whenever I'm in an ip address that I wonder if I want to download the file.

  This happens when the modem server does not send the file in text/html, but with a different MIME type.
  
  I tried adding index.html in the event that the server can send this file as text/html.
  
  If your DSL modem has a support Web site, then you can try asking it there advice on how to configure the server modem.

• I have discounnect DSL modem for 15 to 30 seconds of connection reastablish

  My problem is that I have discounnect DSL modem for 15 to 30 seconds of connection reastablish. What is going on?

  Hello

  We need more information to help us help you.

  How to ask a question
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555375

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  Looks like there is a problem with your modem so contact (company DSL) modem provider
  or the manufacturer of the modem support. Although it may not be connected to the verification of the issue with any
  site of the router manufacturer for firmware updates. And check with the manufacturer of the system or network device
  machine s to update NIC (network card) and WiFI (wireless) drivers.

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• LinkSys 2500 connection to the DSL modem

  Hey all,.

  Pretty frustrated right now.  I just moved to a new location with a DSL modem and uses the connection to the former tenant until my internet gets put in place some time now.  I can connect directly from the ethernet modem in my laptop or desktop, and it works perfectly fine.  But when I plug my router LinkSys 2500, it cannot connect.  I tried to restart the router, the router and the modem, plug the modem back in first, plug the router first.  Nothing.  But all I have to do is to pull the cable from the internet port and click on it in my laptop and voila! Internet.  My name is not on the account, so I can't call the ISP and see if there is no special branch instruction, but I think that it is not all just function power connect a computer directly on it.  Any thoughts?

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  Option 1: Make sure that the E2500 has the latest firmware.  Then reset factory default E2500, and follow the instructions in the bridge mode:

  http://www6.nohold.NET/Cisco2/GetArticle.aspx?docid=28cee6a2fb0d4176a2210942d1d5836c_Setting_up_the _...

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  Choose one of the options above (but not both).  Once you are finished, you will need to power cycle everything (modem, router, computer restart.)

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• problems connecting a BEFW11S4 to a netopia dsl modem

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• Cisco E1000 to the netopia DSL modem connection failed

  Hello all: I have AT & T DSL service and purchased the Cisco router because my AT & T Home Portal only supports 802..11b/g. I set up my old Netopia DSL modem to bridge mode, then connected to the router Cisco it and inserted the easy installation disc. He failed every time. I was told aby a tech AT & T as the software of the router should automatically pick the information of DSL service, but I guess he was wrong. do I have to manually configure this router? If someone knows a link to simple instructions to establish this connection, I would be very happy... I think I can have the answer to my problem, but need to check it out - when you use the Setup disk, the Cisco router should be disconnected in any environment and comes directly connected to the computer with the Setup disk. Could be the problem? Thanks in advance, SD

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• DSL modem ethernet connection refuses to 'wake up' the system from hibernation?

  My ActionTec dsl modem is driving me crazy - most of the time my system goes to sleep, prolonged wakes up EXCEPT the ethernet connection.  It seems to be the modem itself (previous modem didn't demonstrate this problem) and I have to because the thing to restore the connection.  Is that what I can do to force an awakening?

  Examine the advanced properties of your NIC in windows network and make sure that it does not use an energy saving setting.

   

  Gary van, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
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  My ActionTec dsl modem is driving me crazy - most of the time my system goes to sleep, prolonged wakes up EXCEPT the ethernet connection.  It seems to be the modem itself (previous modem didn't demonstrate this problem) and I have to because the thing to restore the connection.  Is that what I can do to force an awakening?

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• A DSL modem can be infected by malware?

  I was just wondering if a DSL modem can be infected by the malware if it has previously been connected to an infected computer.

  Thanks for all the inputs.

  In theory, anything can be infected by malware.  In practice, it would be enough almost impossible to happen.

  These days, any device with more complexity that a toaster has a microprocessor and a program that is usually embedded in flashable memory (rewritable).  So yes, a lot of custom writing malware could infect the Flash inside the unit and cause problems.  But it will have to be written to do so expressly and customized for each type of modem.  In other words, not very likely, but possible.

  "Ted" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  I was just wondering if a DSL modem can be infected by the malware if it has previously been connected to an infected computer.

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• Best to use with Windows 7 and AT & T DSL modem

  I have a Windows 7 computer and am also having implemented for AT & T internet DSL soon. I want to have a combined modem/router and I'm having a hard time finding anything that is compatible with Windows 7. Any suggestions?

  I wish that the modem/router works really well, thank you.

  I have an AT & T provided Motorola 2210 modem for a DSL connection, I at a different location. In this case, I do the configuration of the modem to the PPPoE connection and can connect to a computer using a wired Ethernet connection. The Motorola 2210 acts as a router and recovering a DHCP address. That works very well for a computer.

  https://SkyDrive.live.com/?CID=25ab668da65c8fbe&ID=25AB668DA65C8FBE%21118#CID=25AB668DA65C8FBE&ID=25AB668DA65C8FBE%21308

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  https://SkyDrive.live.com/?CID=25ab668da65c8fbe&ID=25AB668DA65C8FBE%21118#CID=25AB668DA65C8FBE&ID=25AB668DA65C8FBE%21278

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• The use of VDPN to authenticate the 515e to a DSL modem

  In reference to:

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  I followed these instructions and attempted to authenticate via this method to a DSL modem with username and password and were unsuccessful.

  I'm on ver 6.2.2 and I have the following in my configs commissioning and running: (some information has been replaced by *'s nature sensative)

  6.2 (2) version PIX

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  nameif ethernet1 inside the security100

  nameif ethernet2 security10 intf2

  ....... (data unimportant deleted for the sake of your sanity)

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  VPDN group pppoex localname *.

  VPDN group ppp authentication pap pppoex

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  VPDN allow outside

  Terminal width 80

  : end

  Sho vpdn YRPCI #.

  No no % active PPPoE tunnels

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  Dave

  I'll assume that you have the

  > address outside pppoe setroute

  order here, otherwise the PIX don't even try and start a PPPoE connection.

  If it is not coming to the top, then we see him debugs listed in the example configuration that you included. It is an authentication issue with the name of user and password or authentication type, nor the Internet connection does not work correctly.

  A good way to test this is if you have any DSL software on your PC, try to plug on this connection by using the same name of user and password and see you get this error message.

• Problem with access to the camera on the net via dsl modem and linksys router

  OK, I read all posts here on what to do in this case and think I have tried everything. I have an Actiontec dsl (verizon) and a v2 wrt110 router. I can see the camera locally, but not on the net. I had it hooked to another place but with cable service broadband with no problems.

  I think that the problem of my lie with ip addresses.

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  The port forwards on the modem MUST be set to port forward to the IP Address of the Linksys router. It should be only the modem IP can see, so it's the only place you can move forward from the modem. What exactly is in this drop-down list in the config of the modem port forwarding?

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  OK, so I know the router is a little older but the CD Setup Wizard did his thing, I the TZO confirm email acount and I can access the camera on the spot.  Needless to say that I can't access via the internet or I wouldn't be here.   When I check the router it's all parameters as it should and I guess I should do something for the modem, but what?

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  I made the transition into the modem as you suggest.  Bingo it works! Thanks for the help. My new router will be here Monday (tomorrow) a Linksys of course, thank you Amazon to have it in stock.

  BTW if someone will do the transparent bridging, I just did a few screenshots printed to make sure that I could go back if he's screwed.  It also helps to have your DSL username and password handy.