My Motorola SBG900 modem settings have just been set back to its default (no security settings) without any configuration changes on my side. My original setup had WEP security mode with MAC access control list configured. A reboot of all attached devices, including the modem itself did not change anything. Anyone experienced this issue and know how this could of happened ?
This exact problem just happened to me today. I called Motorola & they said this sometimes happens as a result of a power surge (can be on the cable or power lines). All settings were lost & I had to redo the entire set-up from scratch.
my ipod touch seems to be connected to internet but can't access internet. gmail, safari doesn't...
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my ipod touch seems to be connected to internet but can't access internet. gmail, safari doesn't work.
I'm trying to get all my Macs running "Back to my Mac". But I have the Motorola SBG900. It...
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I'm trying to get all my Macs running "Back to my Mac". But I have the Motorola SBG900. It gives me this error when I try to start Back to my Mac.
Back to my Mac isn't working properly because it requires a router that supports NAT port mapping protocol(NAT-PMP) or Universal plug-n-play (UPnP). Make sure your router supports one of these and that it is enabled.
I've looked all over the page Motorola gave me a link for and it has nothing that helps. Can someone here help, please?
I recently installed motorola SBG900. few days later my Nortel Baystack 450-24T switch is dead (port...
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I recently installed motorola SBG900. few days later my Nortel Baystack 450-24T switch is dead (port lights flashing non stop). Replaced the swich with a different brand and one week later it is dead. These are not cheap switches. want to know what is going on before adding another switch. I have been using these swiches for about 2 years with a dsl modem without a glitch. Any info will be highly appreciated. Thanks Timbuktu
I have recently needed to open up a couple of ports on my SBG900 . Whilst the ports and firewall...
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I have recently needed to open up a couple of ports on my SBG900 . Whilst the ports and firewall settings are now working fine, I had a heck of a job setting them up. It seemed as though unless I went into the modem like a Mission Impossible IT ninja and made all the configuration changes in less than about 10 seconds, every time I hit apply, I'd been timed out and returned to the log-in page. If i broke the speed barrier, it was happy and applied the new port configurations. According to my ISP there's no way to extend this window of opportunity - any ideas?