Sagemcom 2864
Routed
- Navigate to the modem's web interface. (192.168.2.1)
- Login using the default username and password. (admin/admin)
- Click the Internet link. Left hand side of page
- Click on the Internet tab. Top of page
- Enter tDSL username into the User ID field.
- Enter DSL password into the Password field.
- Click the Save button.
Wireless
- Navigate to the modem's web interface. (192.168.2.1)
- Login using the default username and password. (admin/admin)
- Click on the Wireless link. Left hand side of page
- Select Enable for the Primary Wireless Network.
- Select Enable for Broadcast Primary SSID.
- Set the SSID to whatever the would like their network to be named.
- Set the Password to the customer's desired password.
- Select the Security Mode which suits your needs:
- No Security - No password is required making it simple to log into, dangerously unsecure.
- WEP-64 or WEP-128 - Good compatibility with older devices and suitable security against the average person but WEP can be broken in less than 7 minutes with easily obtained tools.
- WPA-PSK (TKIP) - Decent compatibility with many older devices, suitable security.
- WPA2-PSK (AES) - Strong encryption, poor compatibility with older devices.
- WPA/WPA2 (TKIP/AES) - Selects WPA or WPA2 depending on the capability of the connecting device. (Recommended in most cases)
- Perform the same steps for the Guest Wireless Network if desired by the customer.
- Click Save.
Bridge Mode
- Navigate to the modem's web interface. (192.168.2.1)
- Login using the default username and password. (admin/admin)
- Click the Internet link. Left hand side of page
- Click on the Internet tab. Top of page
- Clear the User ID and Password fields.
- Click the Save button.
- Click on the Wireless link. Left hand side of page
- Select Disable for Primary Wireless Network and Guest Wireless Network.
- Click the Save button.
- Click on the Network link. Left hand side of page
- Select Disable for DHCP Status.
- Click the Save button.
Sagemcom 4350 & 5250
Also Known as:
- Sagemcom F@st 5250
- Sagemcom Fast 5250
- Home Hub 2000 (Bell)
- Steve (Virgin)
Routed
- Navigate to the modem's web interface (http://192.168.2.1 or bell.ca/homehub).
- Click on the Fibe Internet icon.
- Click on Settings.
- Enter the admin password. (admin)
- Click on the Fibe Internet icon again.
- Enter the DSL username and password.
- Click on Connect.
Wireless
- Navigate to the modem's web interface (http://192.168.2.1 or bell.ca/homehub).
- Click On Wi-Fi Settings
- Enter the admin password. (admin)
- Ensure you are on Primary tab.
- Set your primary Wi-fi network to On. You can also set individual bands to on or off.
- You set the Network name and password on each band.
- Ensure you keep a common network name (SSID and password) checked.
- Click Save
Sagemcom 5566
Routed
- Navigate to the modem's web interface (http://192.168.2.1 or bell.ca/homehub).
- Click on the Fibe Internet icon.
- Enter the admin password.
- Enter the PPPoE login credentials in User ID and Password.
- Click on Change.
Wireless
- Navigate to the modem's web interface (http://192.168.2.1 or bell.ca/homehub).
- Click On Wi-Fi Settings
- Enter the admin password. (admin)
- Ensure you are on Primary tab.
- Set your primary Wi-fi network to On. You can also set individual bands to on or off.
- You set the Network name and password on each band.
- Ensure you keep a common network name (SSID and password) checked.
- Click Save
Bell modem and Grandstream
Sagemcom F@st 2864
- Access the modem's interface via the address 192.168.2.1.
- Login using the default credentials (admin as username and password), unless the user changed it.
- Click on Network.
- Change the details in Router IP Address to one that won't conflict the other network equipment (ex.: 192.168.3.1)
- Click save, then verify if the change has been applied properly by accessing the modem's interface with the new address.
- Power-cycle both the modem and ATA.
Sagemcom F@st 4350
- Access the modem's interface via the address 192.168.2.1.
- Click on Modem login on the top-right of the screen and provide the credentials (default password is admin).
- Click on Advanced view, which is located on the top-right of the screen.
- Select Network Settings within the Modem section, which is located on the bottom of the screen.
- On the Left side, select DHCP.
- Change the details in Router IP Address to one that won't conflict the other network equipment (ex.: 192.168.3.1)
- Click save, then verify if the change has been applied properly by accessing the modem's interface with the new address.
- Power-cycle both the modem and ATA.
Sagemcom F@st 5250
- Access the modem's interface via the address 192.168.2.1.
- Click on Modem login on the top-right of the screen and provide the credentials (default password is admin).
- Click on Advanced view, which is located on the top-right of the screen.
- Select Network Settings within the Modem section, which is located on the bottom of the screen.
- On the Left side, select DHCP.
- Change the details in Router IP Address to one that won't conflict the other network equipment (ex.: 192.168.3.1)
- Click save, then verify if the change has been applied properly by accessing the modem's interface with the new address.
- Power-cycle both the modem and ATA.
Sagemcom F@st 5566
- Access the modem's interface via the address 192.168.2.1.
- Click on Modem login on the top-right of the screen and provide the credentials (default password is "admin").
- Click on Advanced tools and settings, which is located on the bottom-right of the options on screen.
- Turn off SIP ALG under the Networking options if it's available.
- Click on DHCP.
- Change the details in Router IP Address to one that won't conflict the other network equipment (ex.: 192.168.3.1)
- Click save, then verify if the change has been applied properly by accessing the modem's interface with the new address.
- Power-cycle both the modem and ATA.
Sagemcom 2864 Port Forward
Note this is only for use with our Grandstream ATA
Setting the Static IP
- Navigate to the modem's interface. (http://192.168.2.1)
- Click on Network under Settings on the left.
- Make sure the device is registering in the DHCP Lease Table section.
- If the device is there, under Create a DHCP Reservation choose the device under the Device Name and set the IP Address you want to assign.
- Click on Save.
It's easier to statically assign the same IP the device is already getting in the DHCP Lease Table.
Adding the Port Forwarding Rules
- While staying under Network, click on Port Forwarding at the top.
- Enter the rules below:
Rule 1
- Rule Name = Tektalk 1
- Protocol = Both
- Source Port (s) = 443
- Destination IP or Hostname = the Grandstream
- Destination Port (s) = 443
- Click the arrow next to Rule Name to add a new line
Rule 2
- Rule Name = Tektalk 2
- Protocol = Both
- Source Port (s) = 5012
- Destination IP or Hostname = the Grandstream
- Destination Port (s) = 5012
- Click the arrow next to Rule Name to add a new line
Rule 3
- Rule Name = Tektalk 3
- Protocol = Both
- Source Port (s) = 5060-5080
- Destination IP or Hostname = the Grandstream
- Destination Port (s) = 5060-5080
- Click the arrow next to Rule Name to add a new line
Rule 4
- Rule Name = Tektalk 4
- Protocol = Both
- Source Port (s) = 16384-16482
- Destination IP or Hostname = the Grandstream
- Destination Port (s) = 16384-16482
- Click on Save.
- Powercycle the modem.
Sagemcom 5250 Port Forward
Note this is only for use with our Grandstream ATA
- Navigate to the modem's web interface. (http://192.168.2.1)
- Click on Advanced View at the top.
- Click on the Network icon.
- Under Network Settings on the left, click on Port Forwarding.
- Click on Create Rule.
- Enter the Name you want to give the rule.
- Enter the Internal and External ports.
- Ensure Protocol is both TCP/UDP.
- Select the device you want to assign the rule to.
- Click Save.
- Powercycle the modem.
