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3.16 2Wire Info·How do I find the line statistics on a 2Wire HomePortal?
·HomePortal indicator and status light reference
·Explanation of the lights on the 2 Wire 2701HG-B
·2701HG-B Line Statistics
·Bridge Mode for the 2Wire 2701HG-B
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The 2Wire HomePortal has basic line monitoring capabilities. It can monitor Data rates, signal to noise ratio, attenuation, and power. It does not capture advanced statistics like attainable line rate, ATM rates, or line capacity. Click here to learn more about line statistics, what is being measured, and recommended values.
 Step 1
Open a browser and type 192.168.1.254 in the address field to access the 2Wire Interface. Click on the View Summary link.
Step 2
Click on View connection details link.
Step 3
Detailed connection information.
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The lights on the front of the modem will indicate the status of the modem and its connection state.
Whenever the modem is first turned on it performs a Power On SelfTest
The table below is a key for the lights on the front panel of the 2 Wire 2701HG-B DSL modem after it's initial power up and the modem is
initiating the PPPoE session
| LED |  |  |  |  |  | Power | Modem is not powered on | N/A | POST Failed | Modem under
going POST | Passed POST modem ready | Ethernet | No LAN device is connected | N/A | N/A | Traffic on LAN | LAN device is connected | Wireless | No LAN device is connected | N/A | N/A | Traffic on LAN | LAN device is connected | DSL | N/A | Modem is unable to detect a DSL signal | Modem failed to sync 3 times | Modem is attempting to sync | Modem is in sync | Internet | Authentication failed or modem in bridge mode | N/A | Modem is unable to initiate a PPPoE session | Modem initiating a PPPoE session | Modem has established a PPPoE session |
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The 2 Wire 2701HG-B has line monitoring capabilities it monitor's signal to noise ratio, attenuation, power levels, max attainable line rate. Click here to learn more about line statistics, what is being measured, and recommended values.
Step 1
Open a browser and type 192.168.1.254/mdc in the address field to access the 2Wire Management and Diagnostic Console Interface.
The links on the left side lead to the many pages of the Management and Diagnostic Console Interface.
Step 2
Under the Broadband Link section click on the Statistics link.
There are other pages that can be useful for troubleshooting
Detailed Log
DSL Diagnostics
Event Log
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Step 1
Open a browser and type 192.168.1.254/mdc in the address field to access the 2Wire Management and Diagnostic Console Interface.
The links on the left side lead to the many pages of the Management and Diagnostic Console Interface.
Step 2
• Under the Broadband Link section click on the Configure link.
• Confirm that there is an 8 in the VPI box and 35 in the VCI box.
• Change the ATM PVC Search to Disable
• Change the connection type to Direct IP (DHCP or Static)
• Click the Submit button at the bottom right side of the page.
Step 3
• Under the Advanced section click on the Configure Services link.
• Remove the check mark from the Enable Routing checkbox.
• Click the Submit button.
Step 4
The page below is the page where the access point can be disabled. It remains active when the modem is in bridge mode.
This page can only be accessed from the main GUI, using the icons at the top and the links just below.
Leaving the access point active provides an easy way to access the modem GUI.
When you have completed these steps, you should shut down (disconnect power) both the 2Wire modem and your router. Restart the modem and allow it to reboot fully. Note that in bridged mode, the Internet light will NOT illuminate. When the modem is fully rebooted, restart your router.
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