ADSL Setup Info Note: to set up your ADSL link, you will need to connect the modem to: Connecting to Your Phone Line
Connect all components and turn them on. After about a minute, the SYN light on the modem should light up and should remain steady, not flashing. This indicates that your modem has identified an active ADSL line connection. NOTE: If you connect too many devices [including telephone, fax, answering machine and the like], your ADSL may be affected and may fail. Please check the underside of your phone for the REN [Ringer Equivalence Number] which should not exceed 2.5. It is vital that you set up the telephone side correctly, or you may accidentally filter out the ADSL signal from the ADSL modem and the service will not work. If the SYN light flashes or does not come on at all, please contact Technical Support. Connecting to Your PC
Direct connection [Ethernet to your PC] Note: Provided your ADSL modem and PC are turned on, you should notice the LAN LINK light come on after you plug the Ethernet cable into your ADSL modem. This indicates that your computer has a established a link with your modem. Networking [Ethernet to a hub or switch, then to many PCs] Ethernet Configuration
Note : If you use Windows 95/98 and after making these changes you still have difficulties, you may need to specify DNS settings inside of TCP/IP. Please see below. MAC set up ADSL Modem Configuration
The NB1300 has a default LAN IP address of 192.168.1.1. Connect to this IP address via your web browser - simply type the IP in the location bar (where you normally see a web page address). Default username and password for the web admin section of the modem is as follows: Username: admin
Customer default settings: LAN
Service Name: RBM Internet ADSL (Not an obligatory field).
WAN TYPE: PPPoE LLC or PPPoA VC Settings
Default Gateway: 0.0.0.0 BRIDGE
External Modem Links
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