Motorola SB4200 IP address

i click the status and is say Transfer Operational Parameters through TFTPIn Progress

open the internet explorer on the addresss bar put 192.168.100.1 then go to hack add on file adress file d11_m_speedtierextreme2_c01.cm
then on ip server file put 68.87.68.35 the press change id then unplug the modem then plug it back the speed should be back

HI
The Default IP :192.168.100.1 OR 192.168.1.1
1:Launch the web browser from the computer that is connected to the Motorola SBG1000.

2:Type in the IP address "http://192.168.100.1" on the address bar of the web browser and press "Enter".

3:Login to the admin page of the Motorola SBG1000. The default User ID is "admin" and password is "motorola". click here for more default passwords






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Google the model. In the search make sure you get the ip address and the default user name and password. You will then have to hardwire to the router. If it wont let you login using the defaults then push the reset on the router. It will then reset the default but leave the router unsecured. You can then go in and set your WEP or WPA key. you can also name the network

Most likely your incoming cable signal is weak. If you call your cable company, the on call support tech can sometimes resolve the issue from their end.

If not they can send a technician to your house to measure the signal strength. The tech should first measure the signal strength before it comes into your residence and then again at the input to your cable modem.

The surfboard also has an internal web interface that provides a good deal of information relating to your signal strength and other diagnostic information.

I'm not sure about yours, but the internal ip address of my surfboard web interface is 192.168.100.1

Regardless though, you still need to get your ISP involved to resolve the issue.

Hi,

Try to access the Web interface of your router. Access http://192.168.100.1 and look for MTU. I think it is set to 1500 by default.

The SB4200 Modem according to the Motorola website does NOT have wireless capabilities. In fact not a lot of cable modems do have wireless built in to them.

http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/sb4200/default.asp


That is the modem to which you refered and it does not have wireless. In order to connect your Wii wirelessly you would need to purchase a WIRELESS ROUTER, which most major stores carry varios brands such as Linksys or Netgear.

the IP address must be incorrect..open control panel>>network connection>>select your connection>>check its properties>>then click on networking tab>>open internet protocols>>then select 'obtain
an IP address automatically
OR
set up a new connection

if the problem presist you need to fromat your windows drive

The only time you need software for a Motorola SB4200 is if you are using USB. If you use ethernet then it is simply plug and play, no drivers required.

The USB Drivers are here.

http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/SB4200/downloads/v2.4.5_WHQL_Drivers.exe

Good Luck.

Hope this helps.

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It could be your modem HFC MAC ID is not register with your local cable tv company. You may need to call your cable provider to register your cable modem on their networks.