how to uncap a dsl modem?
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You cannot uncap a DSL modem because the speed is controlled at the Central Office. You can only uncap a cable modem, but that is definitely illegal and you will get fined along with never being able to get broadband service from that provider ever again, that is if you get caught.
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RESET THE MODEM TO FACTORY DEFAULTS... in the back of the router there is a small place where you can stick a pen, push the pen into the button and hold it there for 30 seconds, do that when it's unplugged
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I assume you are using a router somewhere on this network.  Try resetting your network:\nTurn off all PC's, unplug your DSL modem and router.\nThen wait about 10 seconds.  Plug in your DSL modem and wait for the lights to stabalize.  Then plug in your router and wait for the lights to stabalize.  Then turn on your PCs.\n\nGood luck.
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First off we need to know what kind of router you are working with.  Please provide the model and make, along with the kind of internet service you have.  Also what operating system you are on would be helpful - Windows XP, Mac OS X, etc.  \n\nThe first thing do when you hook up a router to your DSL/Cable Modem is to turn all the equipment off.\n\nPower down the computer, the DSL/Cable Modem and your router.  Its best to physically remove the power cables from the modem and the router to ensure that electricity is not keeping any memory chips alive.  Make sure you plug the ethernet cable from the DSL/Cable modem into the routers WAN/internet port.  Then make sure your computer's ethernet port is plugged into one of the routers LAN ethernet ports, they are usually 4 ports right in a row on the back of the computer.  This should fix any problems with hooking up the cables physically, and now it up to your network settings on your computer.  In order to help, please provide the information I asked for at the top of this message. \n\nThanks!
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your ISP is a fool.  this is called "tiny-footprint" mode.  to undo it, double-click the top-border of the task manager window.\n\nVOILA!
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Try clearing up tools internet options etc.\n\nAlso switch the power of to your modem and leave for 5 mins then switch back on and leave for another 5 mins so it can find its settings.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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nopes.. DSL box /modem use the phone line as input, but do totally different things..hence you cannot use them in each others place
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Cancel it and get a cable modem.  Just think about it, DSL is sending data through an old school telephone wire.  Cable modem is sending data through the much newer cable lines, and thus, much faster and much more reliably.  Do whats right, make the switch!
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Try this. I found it on line and it might help solve the problem. http://www.tselectronic.com/gc/video/surge_block.html?tse_Session=a1810461ed6dc5852c42a495bed5dfd8\nI don't think dharden1205 has any idea what he's talking about. there could be a carrier voltage to help with signal transmission, but it should be low enough as not to harm your modem. If you've got it running off a power supply (UPS), then it's already isolated from the direct supply in your home. This shouldn't be happening. Call back your provider and insist they come out and test your cable for transient voltage. You have options to cancel your service and go elsewhere right???
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each device pulls a seperate IP address.  Once you modem picks up one many cannot automatically switch between devices.  You can get a cheap router($40) that will split that signal so you do not have to reset.  A router works like a cable splitter for your TV.....\n\nWireless will help as long as both your PC and Mac have a wirelss card.  About $60 a piece
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Dialup, Cable or DSL use CableNut. It is freeware.
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If I understand your question correctly. You want to find the IP address of the cable modem that is connected to you cable line. If so, you can do the following:\n\n0) Power off your modem wait about 30-40 secs.\n1) Make sure you cable modem is hooked directly to your computer via USB or CAT5 (aka ethernet cable) cable. Skip the router if you have one. You will need to connect the modem directly to your computer.\n2) Power your modem back on and wait till all the lights go normal.\n3) Open up MS-DOS command window (Start -> Run -> type in 'cmd' and hit Enter key).\n4) In the DOS window (black window) type ipconfig.\n5) Next you will have an output:\n\nConnection-specific DNS Suffix  . : ctr.sc.rr.net \nIP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 1.1.12.195\nSubnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0\nDefault Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 1.1.12.1\n\nIt should look something like above.\nThe first one usually has your ISP's name in there. If not don't worry.\nSecond one - 'IP Address' this is the one you need! This is the IP address assigned to your modem by your cable company. This is how your cable company recognizes your modem. \n\nHope this help!
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Yes, a 56K modem won't work with DSL or Cable.  DSL requires a DSL bridge and Cable requires the Cable box itself.
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on the top of a outside modem, there is a button, depress that button only once,wait for at least 30 seconds,then depress that button again, then you are back online..curly_smith
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get a wireless router, and plug the DSL modem into the "internet" port on your router
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very easy just install tcp/icmp packet sniffer, run this on your network and wait until someone logs in and make sure to have 0 internet activity while you wait.\n\nThe best way to capture passwords for your dsl modem is to run a packet sniffer and call your isp and complain of extremely slow speeds say 10 kbs download and capture the packets when they login.\n\nPresto you now have the login/password to your dsl modem.  Then you can login into it via the 169. ex ip and modify the settings in the firmware itself.\n\nI am not saying do this I am just saying that its possible to gather your password this way in case you " Forgot " it.
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keep logs of your ip changing. plug in your modem, log your ip, turn it off tfor 60 second (no less) do it again.\n\nyou might have configured your modem wrong.