
Telindus 1110 ADSL Bridge
Troubleshooting
User’s Guide
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8. Troubleshooting
This Chapter Includes:
If you can not find the answers to your problems here, consult the help menu in the Telindus 9100
Maintenance Application or refer to the FAQs located on -TELINDUS’s website
(http://www.TELINDUS.com)
8.1 Cannot Detect the Router
1.
Verify that your Router is connected to your Ethernet LAN.
• If you are connecting your Telindus 1120 ADSL Router to an Ethernet
network hub, use a straight-through Ethernet cable, and make sure you
connect to the uplink port of the hub.
• If you are connecting your Telindus 1120 ADSL Router to an Ethernet
network PC, then use a straight-through Ethernet cable.
Note:
See
Appendix B “Ethernet Cable Pinout”
for further information about the
differences between a straight-through 10BaseT cable and a crossover 10BaseT cable.
Another way you can confirm that there is a physical connection to your LAN is by
checking the LED located on the front panel of the Telindus 1120 ADSL Router. The
LAN Link LED will be lit green to indicate a valid Ethernet connection. If the LAN
Link LED is not green, then check the connection between the router and your LAN.
Re-start Telindus 9100 Maintenance Application to see if it can detect the router.
2.
Your PC is configured as “Obtain an IP Address Automatically” in TCP/IP Properties
in Windows
®
95/98 or Windows
®
NT 4.0 and the Telindus 1120 ADSL Router DHCP
is disabled. Then your PC cannot obtain an IP from the router and you cannot detect
the Telindus 1120 ADSL Router. You must configure the PC to Static IP first. If your
ISP has given you IP Addresses for your LAN for a Multiple User LAN Access
account, then configure your PC with the information provided. If you have a Single
User account from your ISP, you can still configure your PC to Static IP. In TCP/IP
Properties for Windows
®
95/98 or Windows
®
NT 4.0 set your PC’s IP Address as
192.168.1.2, the Subnet Mask as 255.255.255.0, and the Gateway as 192.168.1.1.
When prompted, restart your computer otherwise do so manually. Re-start Telindus
9100 Maintenance Application to see if it can detect the router.
3.
If you cannot detect your router, then you can check and see whether or not your
router’s Mac address is correct. Use the DOS Command Prompt, type
arp -a
and
press the
Enter
key to check your router’s Mac address. If the Mac address is not
the same as your router, type
arp -d
and enter the IP address displayed, such as
192.168.10.1, and press the
Enter
key. Return to your desktop and re-start
Telindus
9100 Maintenance Application
to see if it can detect the router.
Section
Title
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8.1
Cannot Detect the Router
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8.2
Router and PC are Not in the Same Subnet
50
8.3
Cannot Upgrade the Firmware
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