Adam wrote:

>
> Not Sure if its just me but these are my first impressions of
> the MW1122
> IMHO
>
I had a look at one at a customer site today. The Penrose exchange was
upgraded last night and nothing worked this morning.

The contractor who installed it yesterday hadn't even tried to get the
ethernet settings right. How hard is it to dump a config off the old modem?

Also, AOL seem to be having some authentication problems this morning as
well. (It never rains, it blimmin' pours!)

> It does not seem to support SNMP - I cant find a setting.
> Does not respond
> to the compaq SNMP tool (did work with M10) (not that I know
> anything about
> SNMP)

I don't remember seeing it either, but i'll have another look next time I'm
out there.

> The command prompt mode has dropped the "script" command for
> creating config
> scripts.
I think script is still there on the Admin login

> It also appears to less configuration settings.
>
It may depend on which login you use, but it does seem a simpler interface.

> Can't find settings to change the ports of the internal
> servers telnet/HTTP.
>
 
I believe it's not relevant. Early testing seems to indicate you don't need
to move them on this router for the pinholes to work.

> Increased our incoming rate by approximately 20% and out going rate by
> approx 50%. Based on what the router reports
>

Probably due to better signal processing as a result of the exchange
upgrades to the newer ANSI standard, and/or a better chipset.
My M11 showed a similar improvement over the M10.

Other things I noticed:
   You can now set pinholes on numeric IP protocols from the web interface
   You can do subsystem restarts (eg just DSL)
   This 'Nokia' appears to be an OEM'd Alcatel
     (according to the firmware anyhow)
   

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Received on Tue Oct 3 12:47:53 2000