No Advanced setting

Best way is to go buy a CAT5 Ethernet cable and don't use the USB at all. You don't need driver to use that cable.

It seems that the Model doen't have a direct option to configure UPNP. However you can refer the following articles which might help you out

http://www.grc.com/unpnp/unpnp.htm

http://www.zhone.com/support/manuals/docs/62/6211-A2-ZB21-40.pdf

Please let me know whether the above articles helped you..

Thank you

Most routers do not allow admin access from their WAN (public) side due to security concerns. Many routers allow you to enable this service from their browser-based configuration screens, but the 6211 does not. However, you can access advanced commands by logging into the router with telnet (from the LAN side) instead of a browser. The "remoteaccess" command allows you to turn on the feature you desire.
Full instructions for the command-line interface are here:6211-I1 ADSL2+ Router Command Line Interface User's Guide
You may need to upgrade your firmware to 3.00.22: Zhone/Paradyne Firmware - TSTT Forum

The default username is Admin and the password is Admin. Both are case sensitive

Basically if your Internet service is DSL or cable it's just a plug and play. Just plug the computer to the modem once the Internet access has been activated by your ISP and your computer should automatically get connection from the modem.

ayamaya is says correctly.

Verify this with your ISP, but if you go into your modem settings, click on "Advanced Setup", click on WAN, when page opens, click "Edit". After clicking "Next", you come to the page labelled, "Connection Type". It is there you select what mode you'd like it to work in. When you are through selecting click NEXT till you get to the page with the SAVE button. Click Save and wait for page with FINISH to come up. Click FINISH and wait for the router to reboot(2 mins). Please write down the previous settings so you'll be able to undo whatever you do.

I belive with this modem you will:
1.Access the interface, generally http://192.168.1.1/
2. Go to Advanced on the left.
3. Select WAN.
4. Now you may see several rows of info, look for the one that says PPPoE, and then click edit to the far right.
5. Select Next one time.
6. Here select "BRIDIGING".
7. Click next all the way to the end.
8. Reboot, after you clicked save of course.


This is how you bridge 98% of PPPoE providers with a similar paradign modem.

Of course the next device in line will have to provide your username and password for your DSL connection.


Hope this helps!

You don't -- the strength of the transmitter inside the unit is what limits the signal-strength out at 300 meters.

Instead, you need a "repeater" -- some people have built their own, using a Linksys router, and then reprogramming it with the free 'DD-WRT' software, and configuring the device as a repeater, rather than as an Access Point.

Hi, If I understand you right, what you want is to use your Paradyne 6211 modem to share the Internet connection to 2 PCs. One is connected through the USB and the second through Ethernet port. Tried it on a Siemens 4200 and a Prolink Hurricane 9000, both worked and can be done. To be sure, the IP settings of the PC connected via Ethernet was set to manual configuration. In your case try IP 192.168.1.3, Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0, Default Gateway 192.168.1.1, DNS Servers - whatever your ISP are using. You of course can try and see if it works in your modem. Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back how things turned up or should you need additional information. Good luck and kind regards.