Showing posts with label wi-tribe 4g. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wi-tribe 4g. Show all posts

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Motorola WiMax CPEi25725: DMZ and Port Forwarding

If you are using Motorola WiMax CPEi25725 modem, your default gateway is probably 192.168.15.1. Now, here are the steps on how to Port Forward on you modem.
  1. Open a browser, type 192.168.15.1 on the url address bar.
  2. Type motorola for password.
  3. On the upper right side, click Port Forwarding.
  4. If you only have one device behind the router, use DMZ or else, click Forwarding for you to add devices.
  5. For DMZ, Type in the IP address of the device you want to access from the internet. 
  6. Click Apply.
  7. For Forwarding, Click radio button for Select.
  8. Choose TCP.
  9. Enter Start - End WAN Port.
  10. Enter IP Address.
  11. Enter Start - End LAN Port.
  12. Click Enabled.
  13. Click Add, and then Apply to save your configurations.


Wednesday, September 07, 2011

How to setup access point routers using your Wi-Tribe modem?

Want to share your internet access to others using your Wi-Tribe 4G and yet enjoying wi-fi connectivity? Here is a tutorial on how to setup routers for your wi-tribe.We will use your router as an access point for the wi-tribe modem.In this setup, The wi-tribe will be the one to provide ip addresses and the router will be used as a wireless connection point.Thus, if you have to port forward any ip address, you have to put it on the Port Forward setting of your modem.
  1. First, configure your router.Setup all the settings needed.Like, Wireless Settings(SSID, Wireless Channel) and Wireless Security(Pass-key).
  2. Disable Use Router as DHCP Server in LAN Setup if you are using Neatgear JWNR2000. Now, in this portion, disabling dhcp server depends on your router.Like, for DLink DIR-600, you just have to enable Access Point Mode and thats it.
  3. For other routers, Read your routers' manual on how to disable dhcp server or to have them as access points.
  4. Connect the patch cable of your modem to any of the Four(4) Ports of the router.and if you are wired, just connect your cable to other three ports that was left and wait until you are connected.