How to know the iDirect 3000 series IP

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How to know the iDirect 3000 series IP

Postby informidia » Wed Mar 05, 2008 3:11 am

Hi, every body.
I'm new in this topics. I need to know, how to get my iDirect 3000 series Modem IP.

Best Regardless
informidia
 

Re: How to know the iDirect 3000 series IP

Postby satbaja » Sat Mar 08, 2008 8:37 am

The command is "laninfo" to discover the IP address.

You need to connect a console cable to your serial port on your laptop. Login through hyperterminal with login: admin and password: iDirect

If the password changed, you'll have to get that from your service provider.

If you have a copy of the option file, just open it up with a text editor and read the IP address.
satbaja
 

Re: How to know the iDirect 3000 series IP

Postby JS_Miner » Fri Jun 20, 2008 1:20 am

It might not be enough for you to just type laninfo. Please login and type "Telnet 0" (Zero, not O), enter admin as login and the iDirect as password or whichever you have on your modem, then type the command "ifconfig at the # sign". Try it now.
JS_Miner
 

Re: How to know the iDirect 3000 series IP

Postby ninosat » Tue Aug 02, 2011 9:46 pm

informidia wrote:I need to know, how to get my iDirect 3000 series Modem IP.

DETERMINING THE NETMODEM’S IP ADDRESS AND SUBNET MASK


1. The easiest way to determine the NetModem’s IP address is to establish a console session and type the appropriate console command
2. Open a console session to the 0NetModem.
Note: Use the ifconfig command to find out the currently-configured IP address.

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Open a console session
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3. At the Linux prompt, type the following command: (for 3000 series, type: ifconfig iXP0)
ifconfig iXP1
Note: iXP1 for a 5000 or 7000 series Satellite Router to determine the Satellite Router’s IP address. Type: ifconfig iXP0 for 3000 series

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At the Linux prompt, type ifconfig command
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4. Check the IP address and subnet mask of the Satellite Router.
5. Configure your laptop’s IP address to be in the same subnet as the Satellite Router’s interface.
6. Use the following commands to change the default gateway of the Satellite Router to be the same as your laptop’s IP address by entering the following commands:
route –n
route del default gw
route add default gw

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Change the default gateway of the Satellite Router
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