Where is the Modem?

In the Triple Play package they only show the free Router included. Where's the modem?
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Some people run their own router for better wireless than the FIOS router provides.
The FIOS provided router does not support the 5Ghz band which is less crowded.
However, be aware of a couple of things.
1) VZ's standard installation is coax from the ONT to the router unless you're on a tier over 100Mbps.
2) VZ's router (or a MOCA adapter) is still required to connect the STBs.

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W540 Workstation - Where is the Modem???

It just dawned on me that there is no modem on the W540 "WORKSTATION"! I need to receive and send some faxes on a dial up while traveling.
Any suggestions? Any experience with a USB modem? AND I NEED LIGHTS on the modem
Thank you in advanced for a forthcoming solution.

Thank you 'RichK'.
I've used SnappyFax since it must have been create, it's been so long. The problem came up when I installed the program, and realized that this so called workstation has no modem. OK, not an issue, as Fax are dying, but if you print to PDF and want to u/l on the road, it's the only way. Not only that, the quality from the computer is so far superior.
This is a nightmare for me, cuts back my productivity. No wonder the ROW is moving so fast.
So another small brick to carry with me, If the Lenovo modem has lights, I'll try that, so there is no excuse for another failure.
Still welcoming comments on the best USB modem. Needed by the end of April. If it doesn't work, I'll finally give up and dump the system. It's on CL, and my best offer is twelve hundred for a twenty four hundred workstation. The after market must know something

Wifi is not available where I come from. I have broadband connection where data transmission is through cell sites then to USB modem connected to a computer. The modem draws power from the computer. Will this setup work with the ipad?

Wifi is not available where I come from. I have broadband connection where data transmission is through cell sites then to USB modem connected to a computer. The modem draws power from the computer. Will this setup work with the ipad?

iPad requires Wifi (or 3G /LTE) to connect to the Internet. You cannot connect a USB modem to the iPad.
You can create your own WiFi hotspot through your computer for your iPad to connect to, if your computer supports this functionality. All Wifi Macs and many Wifi PCs do. Check your computer manual for how to do it.

Where are the internal modem drivrs?

I have just erased and re-installed from the system CD's (10.3.5). System Profile shows the modem but no drivers. I tried looking at the custom install options, but no modem drivers there.
My wife's iMac G5 has a modem with requisite drivers.
A search on 'modem' shows the modem scripts in the system library.
Network Preferences does not show the modem.
Searching the Apple site for internal modem does not yield anything for the iMac G5.

This is the information that shows for my RevA under modem:
Modem Model: Jump
Interface Type: I2S
Modulation: V.92
Hardware Version: Version 1.0
Driver: MotorolaSM56K.kext (v1.3.3)
Country: B5 (United States, Latin America)
Which model do you have?
Have a look at this:
Get the latest software
"Under certain circumstances, your modem may need a software update in order to work. If you have an Apple built-in modem, be sure you have the latest update for the version of Mac OS X that you are using, and that you have installed any applicable modem updates for your computer model. Search Apple Downloads using the word "modem" and the model name of your computer. If you have a third-party modem, check the manufacturer's website for possible modem script, driver, or firmware updates."
It's from an Apple KB article.
Miriam

Need example vi using AT commands for dialing the modem at the remote end

Can any one give example vi for dialing up a modem and sending data to remote end

Hi sindhu6,
Presuming that you are connected to your modem via a serial connection:
I did find a forum related to your enquiry: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/AT-commands-in-labview/td-p/1213335
And I did find an example from ni.com: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/2577
Basically, what you need to do is to find out what are the AT commands used for your modem and send the command over using VISA related functions (e.g. VISA Read VI). You can send the command in a sequantial method. You can do this by using the method found in the first link. The best would be that you can create a state machine where by each case/state will consists of commands that you need to run in a sequence (let's say a sequence of AT commands for sending a message via TCP/IP communication).
You can also use a sequence structure but I would not suggest that since you cannot stop the sequence half way and if your command is very long, this may look pretty messy for your code.
The main question is:
What is the version of your LabVIEW?
What is the modem that you are using and how is your hardware setup is going to be (e.g. how did you communicate with your modem)?
Thank you
Warmest regards,
Lennard.C
Learning new things everyday...

Help. DSL drops connection all the time, is it the modem? (westell 327W)

Pardon me because I'm not so tech aware, and so don't know what to do to try to find a solution. We lose our internet connection a lot. It seems to happen in spurts: last night we couldn't connect at all, today it was bad in the morning but now I've been on for about a half an hour and all seems good. I can't figure out any pattern. Last weekend we were fine all weekend, during the week it was bad every single day.
I connect through a desktop and the westell modem; upstairs we connect with a laptop and wireless. The connection problems happen in both places, although it's our housemates who connect upstairs through the wireless and so I'm not entirely sure if they have problems when we're having problems or not (this has been going on for so many months, we've all kind of adapted to it. but it's more and more frustrating). Our wireless is encrypted.
When we can't connect, we get the Explorer 'cannot find website because you are not connected to the internet' error page. Even when we can't connect, the "local area connections" icon on the lower right side of the screen (Windows XP) says we have a network connection at 10.0 mbs. The lights on the modem are all green, and the DSL light stays steady green, although sometimes the internet light will blink erratically, and the wireless light always blinks quickly. We recently switched out the cable to the jack, so it's not that.
Sometimes we can get it to get back a connection briefly by doing one of these things (but they don't always work):
- use the "repair" button on the local area connections window support tab -- this will often get it back for a few minutes but is rarely permanent. When it doesn't work, it usually says it's because it can't renew the IP address
- turn the modem on and off. That's what worked this morning. It did not work last night.
- turn the computer on and off. That worked last night only to get an initial connection that then pooped out.
- use the verizon support popup that sometimes (and only sometimes) appears when we're having connectivity problems. This morning that worked briefly -- the internet connection popped back up at the stage where the pop up siad "testing connection."
Any idea what is going on here? I tried a couple months ago to get help through verizon online support, and it ended up as a 3 hour phone call to India that resolved things only for an afternoon, and not on any more long term basis, and I don't want to do that again unless I know what I'm asking for (since all they do is go through some kind of checklist).

I had similar probelm. I did find dns lookup is very slow. The following are consecutive tests:
C:\Users\pchen>nslookup www.verizon.net
Server: dslrouter
Address: 192.168.1.1
Non-authoritative answer:
Name:    www.verizon.net.westell.com
Addresses: 63.251.179.13
          8.15.7.117
C:\Users\pchen>nslookup www.verizon.com
Server: dslrouter
Address: 192.168.1.1
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
Non-authoritative answer:
Name:    a1280.g.akamai.net
Addresses: 205.177.69.56
          205.177.69.66
Aliases: www.verizon.com
          www.verizon.com.edgesuite.net
C:\Users\pchen>nslookup www.google.com
Server: dslrouter
Address: 192.168.1.1
Non-authoritative answer:
Name:    www.google.com.westell.com
Addresses: 63.251.179.13
          8.15.7.117
C:\Users\pchen>nslookup www.bloomberg.com
Server: dslrouter
Address: 192.168.1.1
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
DNS request timed out.
    timeout was 2 seconds.
*** Request to dslrouter timed-out
-- when I got disconnected from internel (even westel 327w showsInternet Status: Connected DSL link: Connected Speed (Down/Up): 3356 Kbits/sec by 843 Kbits/sec Connection Type: PPP

My macbook pro can see my home wi-fi network but cannot connect to it. My iphone and ipad are connected to my home wi-fi so the problem is not the modem.

Wow, I tried to submit this as a problem and the computer lost the wifi connection again, so i lost the whole explanation i typed up.
I've turned off computer and modem multiple times.
When I tried to run the network diagnostic, the macbook pro gave me a "perhaps you are out of range error". I am sitting next to the modem.
My iphone and ipad are wonderfully connected to the home wifi network, so it cannot be the modem/router, correct?
If I am on the same floor as the router/modem then the macbook pro can see my home network but after tyoing in my password and trying to connect i get a "timed out" message.
If I move down one floor, then the macbook can see and connect to the wifi. I only have one modem on one floor.
Is there some sort of diagnostic I can run to see why this particular device (macbook pro) is behaving ths way? It just seems weird because the computer could connect to the wifi network yesterday while i was sitting next to the router.

SOLUTION!
I've been suffering from this problem for a few months. I tried everything suggested by everyone, and then, today, I had a mad idea.
I used to work in a room in the house that's about 12 metres away from the router. It's on the next storey up and horizontally about 8 metres away. The problem started when I began to work in the same room as the router.
Today I became so frustrated that for some reason I walked into a room about 8 metres away on the same level - Guess what? I connected with no problem at all. Feeling full of joy I walked back to the room where the router is located - Dropped internet connection within a few minutes! Walked back to the the room that's 8 metres away and, hey presto! I have a connection. I now realise that the problem was that I moved too close to the router.
I can think of no logical explanation for my experience, but empirically it seems to work. Does anyone have the faintest idea of why this should be the case? In the absence of an answer I think I may have to start believing in fairies at the bottom of the garden - I'm just off to set a meal for them.
By the way, I don't know if it has any significance, but the router is a BT Infinity router that has replaced the incredibly unreliable Virgin Media cable connection

My network, based on modem, wifi router (Airport Extreme),Time Capsule and Airport Express simply disconnects with all the lights green on the modem and Extreme, but the other components offline, 5 or so times per day. I suspect the Extreme.

I have a Cisco System3 modem, feeding an Airport Extreme, which connects wirelessly a Timecapsules and an Airport Express both of which extend the network, ie send out more WiFi signal. The system worked well for a long time, say a year and a half and then it started dropping out. All the lights on the modem and airport Extreme stay green, but the other two components are blinking yellow. I've tried limiting the channels, but there are few sources in my neighborhood. I have tried resetting the Extreme which worked for a week and now it's back to its random disconnect behavior. I have read some of these blogs and no one seems to know what to do, especially not Apple. Do I just get another router or what? What do I lose if I use a non Apple router and what would you suggest?

Welcome to the discussion area, Junkcanoe!
I don't have a setup like yours, but might be able to offer some assistance.
Basically I have two jacks, a TC and an AE and I'd like to create a roaming network. Both of them are set to bridge mode with the same SSID, WPA2 security, same password, etc.
This would be the normal way to set up a roaming network, but the wild card here is that we don't know anything about how the main router that supplies the ethernet connections (valid IP addresses) to the condos might be configured.
For example, most apartments, hotels, etc that provide ethernet jacks usually limit the number of devices that can connect to each jack. Hotels tend to limit this to one or two devices. I counted six devices that you say will work properly plus a few more. Since you have two separate ethernet jacks, you may be looking at a situation where each jack is allocated a total of 4 devices, or valid IP addresses.
The bottom line here is that we won't be able to make much progress until we know more how the main router there has been configured. Is it possible for you to ask the complex manager (who will probably need to ask the IT guy) how many devices are allowed to connect per ethernet jack? Another way to ask the same question is how may valid IP addresses will each ethernet jack allow?
If you can, could I ask you to perform an experiment? Rather than have both the AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule each connect to a separate ethernet jack, can you temporarily move one device near the other and connect them together using an ethernet cable? (Or, use a long ethernet cable if you don't want to move either device) LAN <-> port on one to LAN <-> port on the other. In other words, you'll only be using one of the ethernet ports in the condo for this experiment.
Any difference in performance or number of devices allowed to connect?
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How can I connect my iPad2 WiFi (no 3G) to my wired DSL modem (not wireless capable)? is there an adapter I can connect to the modem?

Yesterday I ordered an iPad 2 WiFi version (no 3G) and I want to know if it's possible to connect it to my DSL modem that is not wifi/wireless. Is there some sort of wifi adapter I can buy to connect to the modem or do I need to buy a wireless router?
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If you have a desktop that can do "Internet sharing" and wi-fi, you may be able to use that instead of buying a router. I haven't done tihs recently but played with it with my iMac before I bought a wireless router.
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Any wireless can have a surprising reach. I live in a fairly rural area and I pick up on other peoples' wireless all the time. Which, out here, I did not expect.

Why the modem deconncts frequently with this error message, "You were disconnected by the PPP server. Try reconnecting."? Please, help me out.

Hello. I am using a ZTE 3G modem. Whenever I connect to internet, Sometimes during browsing or downloading it disconnects with the error message, "You were disconnected by the PPP server. Try reconnecting." There is no problem with the modem. Last few months, I have used it with Mac OS X Mavericks. There was no problem. Some days ago, I downgrade to Mac OS X 10.8.3, because I was fed up with different bugs in 10.9. Anyway, the first two days the connection were fine. But, after that, The problem began from no where. I tryed everything i could, but, It didn't help.
Please, help me out. It's very disturbing frequanlty disconnection. I am mad at the PPP is like, if I found standing it in front of me, I would beat it with a bat, who gave this so called Mr. PPP permission to disconnect my connection as it's wish!

Hi I'm having same issue since last week and now unable to reconnect. Not sure if it's an issue with the mobile company, modem or apple .
Before was able to connect eventually now connects and drops connection after 3 seconds . Using macbookpro early 2014 mavericks all ipdate - modem 4G Huawei
Haven't found any info to assist us
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HT203210 Where is the show popup from network on System Preferences?

Where is the show popup from network on System Preferences?
Was checking Airport support for PPPoE disconnected message which directd me to Show Popup on network in System preferences and I had 1 option. Show all.
Would love additional info on why I keep getting this message - Could not find a PPPoE server. Which interrupts wifi service to Network.

PPPoE is a protocol used to authenticate a user prior to gaining Internet access used by certain ISPs. Typically it is used for DSL Internet service. PPPoE would be configured on the device that is directly connected to the DSL modem. This could be a router or computer.
Do you currently have or previously had DSL Internet service? What is the make & model of the device that you currently have the AirPort Extreme base station connected to by Ethernet? Which exact model of the Extreme do you have?

Where is the log in 7.6.4?

Hi there.
I need to troubleshoot my Airport Extreme. Version 7.6.4 of Airport Utility. It's been dropping and renegotiating about twice a day over the past week or so.
Any advice appreciated.
Cheers

7.6.4 is a version of firmware for the Gen1-5 version AE and Express.
The utility version is totally unrelated and is either v6 in all versions since Lion or v5 prior to that or windows.
You login by opening the airport utility. If the airport utility cannot find the airport extreme that is because you have Yosemite.. that all round bug heaven.
You can get access albeit briefly by rebooting (ie turn off and on again) the AE. Or reboot the whole network in correct order.. restart modem.. AE then clients with about 2 min between them.. And then you might get access to the the AE for a good 5min before it disappears off the planet again.
Where is the log in 7.6.4?'
Simple .. it is still there but you cannot see it because you are running Yosemite.. and therefore v6 utility..
There is no logging for any version of Lion, and later with v6 utility.. you need an older computer or one with windows.. to run 5.6 utility.
Or do a google search for how to install v5 utility.. as I will get my post deleted by telling you.
Also the log is extremely unhelpful even when you do get to it. And so is 7.6.4 for stability.
My recommendation .. if you have an extreme.. express once upgraded cannot be downgraded.. and is not as susceptible to problems.
Please reduce your firmware to 7.6.1 as it is much better for stability.
Downgrade by holding down the option key while clicking the version number.

Setting up new ipad 2. Won't accept my PW for my Airport Extreme (Wi Fi network?) Where is the PW for my WiFi? I am stymied. Can I set up through My MacBook Pro, which IS connected to my WiFi network?

Setting up new ipad 2. Won't accept my PW for my Airport Extreme (Wi Fi network?) Where is the PW for my Wi Fi? I am stymied. Can I set up through my MacBook Pro, which IS connected to my WiFi network?

If you could provide the make and model number of the modem that the AirPort Extreme will be connecting to, we can likely tell you a bit more about what to expect in the way of getting the AirPort set up and working.
Unfortunately, "plug and play" does not apply here. You will need to set up and configure the AirPort Extreme using your iPad or iMac to name the AirPort as a device, assign a device password, name the wireless network, assign a device password and a few other things.
Once the AirPort Extreme is set up, you can connect the PC to one of the LAN <--> ports on the AirPort Extreme using an Etherent cable.
The iPad and iMac will connect to the wireless network that the AirPort Extreme provides.

How to install my WVC210 Wireless-G PTZ Internet Camera so I can view it from any where in the world.

Hi guys I just bught a
WVC210 Wireless-G PTZ Internet Camera
I need to install it so that I can view it from any where in the world. I have no Idea how to do this.
I would like if some one can send me a video tutorial on how to do it.
I have a website that I am runing so I guess I can use that if I need something like Hosting and Domain things.
I want to know if it is posible that I can some how configure it so I can view the camera on one of my websites page.
For exaple: www.example.com/mycamera???
If not well I would love to here the options I have.
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Rogerio,
I have never seen a router like you have and I wouldn't dare advise you about changing the settings. It appears that it is a router/modem that was provided by your ISP. If this is the case, I recommend that you call your ISP and ask them for Port Forwarding assistance. You need to forward port 80 to the LAN IP address of your camera. The LAN IP address of your camera is the IP address that you use to log into the web interface. You should not need to change any settings on the camera. After you have had the ISP help you forward the port to the camera, go to ipchicken.com and you will see your WAN IP address. Write that address down and then go to a remote location and type it into your web browser. You should get the login page of the camera. Note that your WAN IP is subject to change. You can ask your ISP to provide you with a static IP address which will be an additional charge each month but your IP address will not change. Another option is to use a service such as dyndns to create a unique URL that you can use to access the camera remotely even if your WAN IP address changes. We can discuss that after you get access to the camera if you have further questions.

Has anyone else experienced problems logging onto internet after ios7 update? I have to go through all these resets of iPad and the modem until the iPad recognizes the home internet. It is highly frustrating.

Experiencing difficulty logging into the home internet after iOS 7 update. It will no
to recognize the wifi. I have to reset the iPad network settings in airplane mode and the modem each time I need to use the internet. If I'm lucky the iPad will then accept the wifi code and join the network. so frustrating!

Greetings,
I've never seen this issue, and I handle many iPads, of all versions. WiFi issues are generally local to the WiFi router - they are not all of the same quality, range, immunity to interference, etc. You have distance, building construction, and the biggie - interference.
At home, I use Apple routers, and have no issues with any of my WiFi enabled devices, computers, mobile devices, etc - even the lowly PeeCees. I have locations where I have Juniper Networks, as well as Aruba, and a few Netgears - all of them work as they should.
The cheaper routers, Linksys, D-Link, Seimens home units, and many other no name devices have caused issues of various kinds, and even connectivity.
I have no idea what Starbucks uses, but I always have a good connection, and I go there nearly every morning and get some work done, as well as play.
You could try changing channels, 2.4 to 5 Gigs, changing locations of the router. I have had to do all of these at one time or another over the many years that I have been a Network Engineer.
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