I'm using Linksys AM300 ADSL modem connected to 3COM Wireless router. I have a question here, both the modems IP address are 192.168.1.1 But the router is connected to the computer, so when I type 192.168.1.1 , definitely I will be accessing the router, what if I want to access my modem? Assuming that I change the IP address of the modem, can I access it? What should I do? Thanks
Have you checked the modem's manual book? If I'm not mistaken, a router has a fixed 192.168.1.1 address here, but not in a modem. A modem only connects to the internet and has no main software like a router embedded.
maybe you can see what ip is assigned to your modem by using the router page .. but maybe the router dials the modem using bridge mode ? i'm not sure bout routers.. hmm
Yes, the router dials through the modem under bridge mode. But I want to access the modem configuration page at times, for example, to check the line status, SNR margin, attentuation and etc
sorry, i cant help further, i'm getting confused and i dont have this kind of setup before. lets just wait for more experienced users to post.
