You cant't see your internal machine at the external IP address
from the inside.

That means that if you do have pinholes set up for say 80 -81 to
allow
a web server through then people on the outside will be avle to
see the web server but people onthe inside will nedd to type in
the IP address of the
actual machine running the server.
If you are running a web server try getting netcraft to determine
what it is alternatively ask one of us to try to reach a web page
or telnet in.
A couple of questions
Which version of the M10 are you using if you click on status in
the monitor
it should give you something like

status

Terminal shell v1.0
Nokia M10 multiport ADSL router / bridge
Running Nokia M10 software version 5.1.3 (build R2)
(m10 completed login: user administrator level)
Serial number J1990703729 , CPU MPC860SAR, firmware 2.2
Product ID T66160.09 A
Error logger message counts:
  Low 0, Medium 0, High 69, Warning 42, Lost 0, Total 111
Boot state: running in dram
Uptime 00:11:34:05

When you lost connectivity (or if you are still down and are
using
an alternate connection method) what did it say in the IP
Iinterfaces part for
your IP address. If it gave you a real IP address similar to
210.55.x.x as opposed to 0.0.0.0 then you should be connected.
If it says 0.0.0.0 have
a look at the log by clicking show status and see if you can see
any
repeated groups of statements.

Also try powercycling the modem after you have changed the
entries to match
Dan's page. I was getting very frequent disconnects until a
little after 21h00
last night but I seem to be clean since I actually switched the
modem off and
on again.

> jb wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> well results from my trial and error of adding the two entries:
>
> browsed to you 192.168.1.254 and got nothing but a blank page
> asking for username and password...nothing I tried worked.
>
> entered m10 and my browser opened the m10 page.
>
> followed your instructions and then could not get any internet
> connection at all
>
> went back to the m10 page and deleted the pinhole enteries this
> reestablished my Internet connection
>
> checked the ip address of my machine in case there was a
> difference but no it is 192.168.1.1
>
> so either I did not make the enteries correctly or it does not
> work for me.
>
> J

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Received on Sat Aug 7 10:31:19 1999