Nintendo 2000 manual

10.Choose Yes to restart your computer.

11.After the computer is rebooted, verify that the USB LED is lit on the front of you cable modem. If not, refer to the troubleshooting section later in this chapter.

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Nintendo 2000 manual

Contents

Orion Contents Nvram Tftp Mode of Operation Contact Your Local Cable Operator Understand the Cable Modem’s Features Not Supplied Prepare Your Area for Cable Modem InstallationGather Supplied and Required Items Supplied Installing the Software Drivers Before Hardware Connection Installing the Cable Modem Using the USB PortPage Page Installing the Software Drivers Installing the Hardware User’ Guide User’ Guide Page Page Page User’ Guide Page Click Yes to restart the computer User’ Guide Page Page Page Page Page Click Finish to complete the installation User’ Guide None of the LEDs is on when I power on the LAN Cable Modem Troubleshooting the USB Installation Select USB Composite Device and click Remove Click Refresh Uninstalling the USB Driver Installing the Modem Using the Ethernet Port Troubleshooting the Ethernet Installation None of the LEDs are on when I power on the Cable ModemEnet LED on my cable modem is not lit Page LEDs on the Front of the Modem Cable Modem LEDs and Connectors Connectors on the Back of the Modem Getting Help Telnet commands CMshow ? CMshow interTab CMshow interface Redisplaying a command Debug Ping Image Password TracertUser-Level Show CMshow interface ethernet ¾ show interfaceCMshow interface ? ¾ show interface ethernet CMshow running-config ¾ show interface usbCMshow interface usb Qpsk ¾ show cpe-limit ¾ show cpe-info Display CPE information ¾ show upstream CMshow cpe-limit¾ show downstream Display downstream information CMshow downstream ¾ show rip ¾ show nat configCMshow nat config ¾ show nat timer ¾ show pppoe-forwarding Display PPPoE enable or disable CMshow nat timer¾ show access-list CMshow access-list Host-name ¾ dhcp ip-pool delete ¾ host-name delete Delete host-nameCustomer-123host-name delete CM dhcp ip-pool 192.168.10.2 CMshow dhcp ¾ dhcp reserve-mac delete 1-16all ¾ dhcp gateway ip address Set local Dhcp gateway ip address ¾ dhcp dns delete 1~4/all One to one mappingCMnat static ipmapping add 64.168.39.3 ¾ nat static ipmapping delete index/all Port forwarding setting NAT static ip CMnat static ip disableCMnat static ip enable CMnat static portmapping delete CMnat static gateway Interfaces ¾ interface cable upstream channel id ¾ interface ethernet startup ¾ interface usb startup ¾ interface cable rip send-version¾ interface cable startup ¾ interface usb shutdown ¾ rip timer response 10-65535 second ¾ rip silence-mode enable/disable¾ rip version 1/2/2b ¾ rip default CMrip key-chain 1 1 key-string abcdefgCMrip key-chain 1 1 start-time 2002-04-20 ¾ web-access password string Set web-access password Access-list CMcopy tftpconfig 68.5.203.15 4ips.txt CMaccess-list 21 permit 192.168.100.10¾ access-list delete list IDall ¾ pppoe-forwarding enabledisable ¾ write ¾ reset¾ snmp community ¾ snmp community string ro Bridge mode NAT mode¾ ip nat enable ¾ ip route enable Routing mode ¾ ip natroute enable NAT/Routing mode Web User Interface Home Accessing the Web User Interface Cable Modem Information Cable Modem Status Downstream Upstream Upstream Burst Operation Parameters Event Log Bridge Mode Router/NAT configuration Submit NAT Mode Gateway LAN InterfaceReset WAN Interface Router Mode Routing Protocol LAN Interface Key Chain AddDelete NAT Router Mode Routing Protocol Gateway LAN Interface Authentication mode Authentication Key Chain Reset Gateway LAN Setup Page Docsis configuration file Vsif tag support