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FVS336Gv2 Access configuration of ADSL modems in bridge
Hi,
Since long time I have 2 ADSL modems connected to my FVS336Gv2 routeur. Both modems are in Bridge mode. So that the PPOE identification is done by the router.
All works like a charm.
Still I have NO access to the configuration page of my modems. As a result, I can't get easy access to the modem statistics, ADSL statuses, configuration...
From the Wan 1 or Wan 2 information, I 'only' see my outside IP address provided by my ISP. The gateway in WAN 1 or WAN 2 is obviously the router .
Any clue?
More details WAN 1 Info (WAN 2 is similar only the IP Address and DNS addresses provided by the ISP differs)
IPv4 Connection Type = PPPOE
WAN Connection Type PPOE (Username/Password)
IP Address 83.197.121.222 ( the ISP automatically provided external address)
Subnet mask 255.255.255.255
Gateway: 192.153.160.3 Seems decided by the FVS336Gv2
Thanks
4 Replies
Hello amemo06,
When a modem is in bridge mode it usually disables access to the user-interface or it uses an administrator login (which is usually accessed by their support team). If the WAN1 and WAN2 port give you an IP address it means that there is an active modem on the port. The routers do not display any connectivity status of the modem. If you want access to web-UI of the modem, you'll have to take it off bridge mode or configure it as router+bridge (some of our older has that setting).
Thanks,
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Hi JohnRo, thanks for the replies.
Well it did not solved the issue but at least confirmed that there is no solution when modems are configured in bridge mode.I will try to configure them in non-bridge mode (PPOE) and try to setup my router to access them.
Hello amemo06,
Yes, unfortunately, most modems loses their UI when configured in bridge mode. Keep us posted.
Thanks,
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