| Router |
Instructions |
3Com
3CRWDR101A |
There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Status and Logs at the
bottom left of the page, then choose ADSL
Status tab at the top.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. |
ADSL Nation
X-Modem |
There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose ADSL
Status from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is password. |
Amigo
AMX-CAxxx
|
There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose
ADSL Status from the menu on the
left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is either: admin,
password, conexant or
epicrouter. |
Belkin
F5D7630 |
There is a
hidden page within the router GUI that can be accessed.
Click on the link below.
http://192.168.2.1/ADSL_status_main.stm |
Belkin
F5D7632 | There is a
hidden page within the router GUI that can be accessed.
Click on the link below.
http://192.168.2.1/ADSL_status_main.stm
If this does not work, try the instructions below.
Click on Start,
then Run. Enter the following in the Run box:
telnet 192.168.2.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. It should
ask you for the username, which is admin
and press enter.
Enter your password when prompted and press enter.
You are now logged in. Type the following in to
the box:
port a1 counters and
press enter. (If it says command not found, try
port a1 show instead)
It should now list loads of stats. You are looking
for the lines named Downstream Attenuation
and Noise Downstream Noise Margin.
|
Belkin
F5D7633
F5D8630 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. It is on the first page that you see when
you login. Click the link below.
http://192.168.2.1 |
Billion
BiPac 5200G | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.254
Click on Status at the top.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin.
|
Billion
BiPac 7100SV
BiPac 7500GL | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.254
Uder Status, choose ADSL
from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is password. |
Billion
BiPac 7300G | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.254
Uder Configuration, choose WAN, then ADSL from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. |
Billion
BiPac 7402G | Click on Start, then Run. Enter the following
in the Run box:
telnet
192.168.1.254
then press OK. A black box will appear. It should
ask you for the username, which is admin
and press enter.
Enter your password (default is admin) when prompted and press enter.
You are now logged in. Type the following in to
the box:
port a1 show
and press enter. |
Binatone
ADSL 500
ADSL 1000
ADSL 2000 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.2
Choose ADSL Status from the menu
on the left. |
BT
Voyager 100
Voyager 105 | In the system
tray you should have a little icon with two arrows
(usually green). Double click this icon and it will
open up the BT Voyager control panel.
Click on the Status button and
then press CTRL + F1 on the keyboard
to bring up a window on the left.
Click the DSL Link button to display
your stats. |
BT
Voyager 205 | Click on Start,
then Run. Enter the following in the Run box:
telnet 192.168.1.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. It should
ask you for the username, which is admin
and press enter.
Enter your password when prompted and press enter.
You are now logged in. Type the following in to
the box:
get dsl params and
press enter. |
BT
Voyager 2091
Voyager 2100
Voyager 2110 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Advanced, then
Status, then ADSL Line (or Broadband Line) and
finally More Information.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is either admin or password. |
BT
Home Hub | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.254/cgi/b/dsl/dt/?ce=1&be=0&l0=1&l1=0.
Alternatively, click the link below:
http://192.168.1.254
Click on Broadband Connection on
the left of the main screen, choose
DSL Connection and finally choose
Details at the top right of the page. |
Buffalo
WBMR-G54 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Status at the top, then
ADSL from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. |
Cisco
ADSL Routers | Click on Start,
then Run. Enter the following in the Run box:
telnet 192.168.1.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. Type the
following in to the box:
show dsl
interface atm 0 and press enter (If it
says command not found, try show controller
atm 0, or even atm1/0) |
D-Link
DSL-200 USB | In the system
tray you should have a little icon that monitors
your modem status. Double click this icon and it
will open up the control panel. Keep clicking the
left and right mouse
button in quick succession and a new hidden window
will appear.
Click on Advanced to view your
line stats. |
D-Link
DSL-300T | Click on Start,
then Run. Enter the following in the Run box:
telnet 192.168.1.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. It should
ask you for the username, which is root
and press enter.
Enter your password (default is admin)
when prompted and press enter.
You are now logged in. Type the following in to
the box:
cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_modem_stats
and press enter. |
D-Link
DSL-320T
DSL-502T
DSL-504T
DSL-524T
DSL-624T
DSL-G624M | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Status at the top of the
main screen, then ADSL on
the left menu.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. |
D-Link
DSL-604+ | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click Summary at the top of the
main screen, then Line Condition on
the left menu.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. |
D-Link
DSL-G804V | Click on Start, then Run. Enter the following
in the Run box:
telnet
192.168.1.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. It should
ask you for the username, which is admin
and press enter.
Enter your password (default is admin) when prompted and press enter.
You are now logged in. Type the following in to
the box:
port a1 show
and press enter. |
Draytek
Vigor 2600 series
Vigor 2800 series | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Under System Management,
choose Online Status on
the right of the main screen.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is to be left blank. |
DSL-Warehouse
DSLW-906E | Open the DSL
Router Commander application, then choose
the DSL Monitoring tab. |
Dynamode
R-ADSL-C1
R-ADSL-C4 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose ADSL
Status from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is password. |
Dynamode
R-ADSL-C4W-G | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Status at the top, then
ADSL from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is Admin
and the password is Admin
(case sensitive). |
Edimax
AR-7064+
AR-7064g+ | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.16.1
Click on Status at the top.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin.
|
Edimax
AR-7064Mg
AR-7064Sg | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.2.1
Login with the default password of password.
Click on ADSL Configuration on the left, then
ADSL Status.
|
Eicon
Diva 2440
Diva 2480 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Statistics, then ADSL
Statistics. |
eTec
PT-38xx | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose
ADSL Status from the menu on the
left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is either: admin,
password, conexant or
epicrouter. |
eTec
PTi-845
PTi-845G | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Status at the top, then
ADSL from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is Admin
and the password is Admin
(case sensitive). |
Fujitsu
FDX310 | In the system
tray you should have a little icon that monitors
your modem status. Double click this icon and it
will open up the control panel. Keep clicking the
left and right mouse
button in quick succession and a new hidden window
will appear.
Click on Advanced to view your
line stats. |
Intertex
IX66 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Click on Connection statistics. |
LanTech
AR-2000 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose
ADSL Status from the menu on the
left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is either: admin,
password, conexant or
epicrouter. |
LanTech
AWR-5000G | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
If you are prompted to login, the username is Admin
and the password is Admin. (case
sensitive)
Click on Advanced Setup at the
bottom of the main screen, then Status at
the top menu and finally choose Modem status
on the left menu. |
Linksys
ADSL2MUE | Click on the
following link:
http://192.168.1.1/setup.cgi?todo=debug
and enter the username admin and
password admin. You should see
a message saying Debug Enable!
Next, click on Start, then Run. Enter the following
in the Run box:
telnet
192.168.1.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. Type the
following in to the box:
cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_modem_stats
and press enter. |
Linksys
WAG54G v2
WAG200G | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Status at the top of the
main screen, then DSL Connection.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. |
Linksys
AG241
WAG54G v1
WAG354G | There is
a page within the router GUI that displays the
line stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1/ADSLCStatus.htm
If you are prompted to login, the username is
admin and the password is admin.
|
Linksys
WAG54GS
WAG54GX2 | Click on the
following link:
http://192.168.1.1/setup.cgi?todo=debug
and enter the username admin and
password password. You should see
a message saying Debug Enable!
Next, click on Start, then Run. Enter the following
in the Run box:
telnet
192.168.1.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. Type the
following in to the box:
adslctl info
--stats and press enter (If it says command
not found, try adsl info --stats). |
Mentor
MR4A
MR4C | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose ADSL
Status from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is either: admin,
password, conexant or
epicrouter. |
Netgear
DG632 | Click on the
following link:
http://192.168.0.1/cgi-bin/webcm?todo=debug
and enter the username admin and
password password. You should see
a message saying Debug Enable!
Next, click on Start, then Run. Enter the following
in the Run box:
telnet
192.168.0.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. Type the
following in to the box:
cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_modem_stats
and press enter. |
Netgear
DG834
DG834G | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.0.1/setup.cgi?next_file=stattbl.htm
If you are prompted to login, the username is
admin and the password is password.
|
Netgear
DG834GT
DG834PN
DG834N | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.0.1/setup.cgi?next_file=stattbl.htm
If you are prompted to login, the username is
admin and the password is password.
If this does not work, try the instructions below:
Click on the following link:
http://192.168.0.1/setup.cgi?todo=debug
and enter the username admin and
password password. You should see
a message saying Debug Enable!
Next, click on Start, then Run. Enter the following
in the Run box:
telnet
192.168.0.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. Type the
following in to the box:
adslctl info --stats
and press enter. |
Orange/Wanadoo
Livebox | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on the "Access to the configuration pages" link, then choose
System Information from the menu on the
left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. |
Origo
8100
8400 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose
ADSL Status from the menu on the
left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is either: admin,
password, conexant or
epicrouter. |
Safecom
SAMR-4110
SAMR-4112
SAMR-4114
SAMR-4115 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose
ADSL Status from the menu on the
left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is either: admin,
password, conexant or
epicrouter. |
Safecom
SART2-4112
SART2-4115
SWAMR-54108
SWAMR-54125
SWART2-54125 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1 (or try http://192.168.1.254)
If you are prompted to login, the username is Admin
and the password is Admin. (case
sensitive)
Click Advanced Setup at the bottom
of the main screen, then Status at
the top menu and finally choose Modem status
on the left menu. |
Safecom
SWAMRU-54108 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.123.254
Enter the system password on the left of the page (default is admin).
Click Status on the left menu, then ADSL Modem Status
at the bottom of the page. |
Sagem
F@st 800/840 | Click on Start,
then Programs, then SAGEM F@st 800-840 and finally
DSLMON. This will open up a small status window.
On the keyboard, press and hold the ALT
+ D keys and another window will appear
with your line stats. |
Solwise
SAR110
SAR130 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.7.1
Click on WAN, then choose DSL
and finally DSL Param. |
Solwise
SAR-600E
SAR-600ER
SAR-600EW
| There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Status at the top, then
ADSL from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. (case
sensitive) |
Solwise
SAR715
SAR715+
SAR715+W
| Click on Start,
then Run. Enter the following in the Run box:
telnet 192.168.7.1
then press OK. A black box will appear. It should
ask you for the username, which is admin
and press enter.
Enter your password (default is admin)
when prompted and press enter.
You are now logged in. Type the following in to
the box:
adsl show perf
and press enter. |
Solwise
SAR715P series | Click on Start,
then Run. Enter the following in the Run box:
telnet 192.168.0.1
(or 192.168.1.1)
then press OK. A black box will appear. It should
ask you for the username, which is admin
and press enter.
Enter your password (default is admin)
when prompted and press enter.
You are now logged in. Type the following in to
the box:
port atm show
and press enter. |
Thomson
SpeedTouch 330
SpeedTouch USB | If you do not have
Dr. SpeedTouch installed, download it from: http://www.speedtouch.co.uk/downloads/330/dr_st_300.zip
Once installed, there should be a new system tray
icon appear. Right click on the icon and choose
Advanced then Write log
file to disk. It will ask you where to
save the file - choose your desktop for convenience.
Once the window disappears, double click on the
file called drst.xml on
your desktop to view your line stats. |
Thomson
SpeedTouch 510
SpeedTouch 530 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.138
Click on Advanced, then Diagnostics,
then WAN, then DSL
and finally Properties.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is admin. |
Thomson
SpeedTouch 510v5
SpeedTouch 510v6
SpeedTouch 516
SpeedTouch 536
SpeedTouch 546
SpeedTouch 585
SpeedTouch 608
SpeedTouch 706
SpeedTouch 716
SpeedTouch 780 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.254/cgi/b/dsl/dt/?ce=1&be=0&l0=1&l1=0.
Alternatively, click the link below:
http://192.168.1.254
Click Broadband Connection on the
left of the main screen, choose
DSL Connection and finally choose
Details at the top right of the page. |
US Robotics
USR 9106 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Statistics on the left
of the main screen, then ADSL. |
Westell
305
310 | In the system
tray you should have a little icon that monitors
your modem status. Double click this icon and it
will open up the control panel. Keep clicking the
left and right mouse
button in quick succession and a new hidden window
will appear.
Click on Advanced to view your
line stats. |
Westell
2400 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://192.168.1.1
Click on Troubleshooting at the top, then choose
Transceiver Statistics from the menu of the left. |
Zoom
5510A USB | Click on Start,
then Programs, then Zoom USB DSL and finally Zoom
USB DSL Autolog. This will create a file on your
desktop which contains your line stats. |
Zoom
X3
X4 | There is a
page within the router GUI that displays the line
stats. Click the link below.
http://10.0.0.2
Under Status, choose ADSL
Status from the menu on the left.
If you are prompted to login, the username is admin
and the password is zoomadsl. |
ZyXEL
Prestige 630 USB | Open the ZyXEL
monitor/status application in the system tray. This
will open up the control panel.
Hold in the
Shift + CTRL keys together and
then click on the ZYXEL logo. Click on Advanced
to view your line stats. |
ZyXEL
Prestige 650 series
Prestige 791 series
Prestige 2602HW series | Click on Start,
then Run. Enter the following in the Run box:
telnet 192.168.1.1
then press OK. A black box will appear asking you for the password (default is 1234).
Choose Menu 24 (System Maintenace),
then Option 8 (Command Interpreter
Mode).
Type in wan adsl linedata near
to view your line stats. |
