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Re: BT FTTC + DM200 Modem + RAX80
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BT FTTC + DM200 Modem + RAX80
Hi - I'm having problems setting up the RAX80 with a DM200 Modem and BT Infinity (VDSL / FTTC). The DM200 is set up and seems to be OK - I've set it in bridge only mode. The issue is then connecting the RAx80 - I have a white internet light but it's not making the connection.
I'm using -
PPPoA
User Name: bthomehub@btbroadband.com
Password: Blank
IP Address: 192.168.1.254
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Primary DNS: 81.139.56.100
Secondary DNS: 81.139.57.100
Any ideas? Getting very frustrated and not getting anywhere!
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Re: BT FTTC + DM200 Modem + RAX80
@ABWG wrote:
IP Address: 192.168.1.254
Where did that come from?
That's a local address. And one that BT uses for its nasty modem/routers.
The Internet IP Address setting is Get Dynamically from ISP.
@ABWG wrote:
Primary DNS: 81.139.56.100
Secondary DNS: 81.139.57.100
Is that BT's DNS? Or something you chose?
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Re: BT FTTC + DM200 Modem + RAX80
Those are BT's DNS. Should I be leaving that as dynamic as well?
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Re: BT FTTC + DM200 Modem + RAX80
Those are BT's DNS. Should I be leaving that as dynamic as well?
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Re: BT FTTC + DM200 Modem + RAX80
Your call.
Some people like to use Google (8.8.8.8) or something else that claims to be faster, but that should have no effect on the operation of your modem.
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