10.0.0.1 is a class A IP address which is reserved for private network, we can usually see this IPV4 address used by router factories as their routers’ default gateway address.

Just in case, I remind you about the way of modem firmware, if suddenly something went wrong during the installation of the firmware (the light was turned off for example, the computer crashed, etc.). Jai shri krishna dangal tv serial ringtone online. Turn off the power of the modem. Press and hold the Reset button (it is behind the modem, in the recess) 3. File dump untuk receiver tanaka 2. Without releasing the buttons turn on the power of the modem and wait for about secant 20. Let's release the button, we launch WEB-browser (I recommend InternetExplorer because for example Mozilla's incorrectness is noticed).

Dial the IP address of the modem (for example 192.168.1.1), and from the page that appears, we flash the modem repeatedly (for example, the old firmware). The problem with this modem is this: a few days ago, the settings were reset to the default settings. That is, the wi-fi is disabled and the name / password of the file-fay is made standard. It's not scary. But today, after the next reboot of its own accord, the modem refused to work at all. When I turn it on, the DSL indicator is constantly on. Whatever I do, this indicator is always on.

Neither reset button does not help, neither the switch from the socket, nor the on / off button. It just burns always. I wentogle gaydi for modem flashing. And in these guides it is said that you need to go to it through the browser at the address 192.168.1.1, and already in the menu in the browser select the firmware file and run the firmware.

But I do not go to this address. Writes there is no connection. Can you cure ailment?

Or to a dump at once? Bukinay1, Sorry for the delay and so the order of the steps necessary to enable the modem in bridge mode 1) connect the modem cable to the PC 2) flashing the modem on the MTS-Soviet firmware (there is an opportunity to turn on the bridge mode) 3) reset to the factory settings 4) configure the ip address of the modem 192.168.1.2 (well, or what is your network) [Attachment = '8930271: Snapshot of the. 19-16-19.png'] 4) go to the WLAN settings and configure our WiFi, it is very important to assign SSID1 [Attachment = '8930280: Snapshot of the. 19-16-45.png'] 5) then configure SSID2, I called it config, in the future through it we will connect to configure the modem (well, or for writing instructions:)) [Attachment = '8930298: Snapshot of the. 19-17-03.png'] 6) go into the 'binding to the bridge' and tick off the interfaces that will work in bridge mode, it is important Do not mark SSID2, Otherwise it will no longer be possible to connect to the modem, only reset to the factory setting [Attachment = '8930326: Snapshot of the. 19-17-29.png'] Now the modem does not exist, DHCP will be picked up from your main router (to which the modem should be connected via cable) And if there is a desire to climb in the settings of the modem, then we connect to the WiFi point config and go 192.168.1.2 Please help to patch the router under the interface mts. The firmware file downloaded here.