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Can't Reach Modem's Diagnostic Page Bruce 07-29-2006
Posted by Bit Twister on August 16, 2006, 10:49 pm
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On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 20:03:01 -0600, Frankster wrote:
>
> So.. what I learned from this (my first real experience with Comcast modems)
> was, first, to make sure you have an extended power off period. Second,
> check the status of the
> -!*S*T*A*N*D*B*Y*!- SWITCH on the modem! Who the hell pushed THAT!!!! Who
> needs a stinkin' standby switch anyway! What the hell good is it!! LOL!

Well, it is useful for when you want to disable the internet
connection and leave the hardware powered up.

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Posted by Frankster on August 17, 2006, 9:03 am
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>> So.. what I learned from this (my first real experience with Comcast
>> modems)
>> was, first, to make sure you have an extended power off period. Second,
>> check the status of the
>> -!*S*T*A*N*D*B*Y*!- SWITCH on the modem! Who the hell pushed THAT!!!!
>> Who
>> needs a stinkin' standby switch anyway! What the hell good is it!! LOL!
>
> Well, it is useful for when you want to disable the internet
> connection and leave the hardware powered up.

That it does. Yep, that it does. :)

-Frank



Posted by John Gray on August 17, 2006, 3:57 pm
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> On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 20:03:01 -0600, Frankster wrote:
>>
>> So.. what I learned from this (my first real experience with Comcast
>> modems) was, first, to make sure you have an extended power off
>> period. Second, check the status of the
>> -!*S*T*A*N*D*B*Y*!- SWITCH on the modem! Who the hell pushed
>> THAT!!!! Who needs a stinkin' standby switch anyway! What the
>> hell good is it!! LOL!
>
> Well, it is useful for when you want to disable the internet
> connection and leave the hardware powered up.

I have a Motorola SBV5220 Voice-over-IP (VoIP) cable modem and the
Standby switch allows me to disable the Internet to the NAT router and
still use the phones.



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