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How View log of Cable Modem(192.168.110.1) from my (LAN 192.168.0.1)?
My internet keeps dropping out. Id like to view the log of the cable modem a Netgear CM500 from my laptop on my LAN 192.168.0.1. How do I access the cable modem whos address is 192.168.100.1? The...
Tahnk you for the insight!
Interesting - after the first hop, the router; the CM500 should pick up.
Even more interesting - how that access IP (I assume that's not a loopback to yours) is able to publish this private rfC1918 IP address out to the world.
Wonder what Netgear can say here.
Edit: Oh and a guess from my side: Does your ISP use a tunnel like PPPoE on the router WAN/Internet connection? This could explain why the CM500 wil never see it's IP address.
Thanks for helping. You know I have no clue what the ISP does (Cox Cable).....how would I find out?. I have no tunneling or anything special setup with the router. Its as simple as it can be and with a 2.4 and 5GHz wireless also.
I connected direct to the CM500 ENET putting my laptops ENET port in the 192.168.100.1 range and I was able to log in.
I saw only about 12 logs, most of which had a 1970 date. I guess I can take a positive out of that the cable modem has not lost connection today when I was seeing Internet dropping this morning. I did see some CM500 logs from when I powered it down a few days ago when trouble shooting this router dropping out issue but nothing today.
On the R6700V3 router, I did reload my saved configuration and I have not had a internet drop for that past couple of hours.....fingers crossed that was the secret sauce to repair the issue. Given all Ive seen and been told I think the router was dropping and not the cable service.
Well everything I tried did not work and eventually I am unable to log into the R6700 at all. So I can say with certainty that the R6700 failed. Over the past weeks I have had odd network behaviour from phantom address conflicts to not being able to reach devices on the LAN. When it was working I monitored the downtimes and it would drop for a few seconds every few hours. I had a 2nd R6700 that I used for an Access Point and configured it as the router and the network is working great again. I ordered an AX5200 as I figured I get something that wasn't discontinued to use as the new router in my LAN.