Price for this paradyne bitstorm 2600 ip dslam

On bridge mode, DSLAM and modem are transparent to IPv6.
On routing mode, IPv6 is not supported yet.
Pls correct me if im wrong, tq

start menu
-search programs and files
-run
-cmd - enter
-ipconfig (press enter)
-you'll see defult gateway, thats the ipaddress of you paradyne.

you need a reboot and a serial console I'm afraid. Lots of places on Cisco that detail the password recovery process, it's quite complex so I'm not going to go into detail, but you need to be physically in the same room connected with a serial console cable (9600 baud) for it to work. Basically, use break to interrupt the startup, change the config register to ignore startup config, reboot , go to enable mode, copy run start, enter config mode and reset the password.

It doesn not appear that the Paradyne SDSL Micro supports QoS (Layer 3):

However, it appears that it can be configured for CoS (Layer 4), even though the device doesnt support CoS itself it can pass that on in the packet header. This also makes sense considering that most DSLAMs hand off straight to an ISP that will use FIFO to deliver the packets to the internet.

The default ip is :192.168.1.1
The default User-name and Password is : Admin
Some model came with default ip 192.168.0.1

Subnet to use is 255.255.255.0

Ok make sure you are using an ip address with the same range.
That is you can set your ip 192.168.1.x where is 2 to 252

ok try this

You need to hold the reset the device. Most hardware get back to factory defaults once they are reset . That should help
Thanks
Ranjit

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If you are using multiple computers, and DHCP, then your IP's are probably changing, which is causing your issue. You need to manually assign an IP to a computer for the IP filter to be effective in the Paradyne.

The answer "depends." If the DSL modem is in bridge mode, then NO. If you have opened up a WAN management port in the DSL modem, then YES. If the modem's management port is not open to WAN access, then do what I do. Remote into the site, past the DSL, then go backwards into the LAN portion of the DSL and reboot it. But..of course these answers are too easy and not what you are looking for, probably. The DSL provider can reboot the dsl modem. But there is no software or command I'm aware of that can reboot or resync a "fritzed out" modem. ZT3000 "Beta tester of "0"s and "1's"