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flea Market Modem what a find - JohnDoe - 29-01-2010
Well a few weeks back I was at a flea market with my wife trying to kill some time when I saw a Motorola Modem for $15. I have been currently using a Linksys modem and with heavy downloads I would find my internet connection drop and a I had to reboot it.
I have used Motorola back in AUS so I through that at $15 it was worth a shot. On booting it I was not greeted by the normal Motorola screen but a Haxorware firmware.
I am quite use to flashing and with a bit of Google's help came to this site. for the last few weeks I have been reading and I guess I am ready to plug it in and have a play with it.
I have a current cable connection with Suddenblink I was not looking to overclock the modem but once getting online should I look to do any thing eg lock down the modem in any way ?
RE: flea Market Modem what a find - drewmerc - 29-01-2010
humm rajkosto has covered more or less everything to protect you and the firmware
so not much needs to be done if i was you this is what i would do
get the frequency/hfc mac form the subbed modem and put them in haxor and go online download the config
and open it in vultureware just to make sure the spoof strings in the config match the ones displayed in haxor
RE: flea Market Modem what a find - JohnDoe - 29-01-2010
Thanks drewmerc for your time and help on this looks like I have some more reading to do I will see if I can find the post by rajkosto.
With your idea
Looking at the Subbed Modem I have
Cable Modem MAC Address 00-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX
In the config screen but this does not list if this is the Eth01 or the hfc address it is also on the bottom of the modem so I will give that a shot as I have no other way to find the MAC.
The frequency is "Acquire Downstream Channel 117000000 Hz Locked"
I would guess that I would need to put the frequency in megahertz rather than hertz so 117
Will Google for vultureware
Again thanks for your time.
RE: flea Market Modem what a find - JohnDoe - 30-01-2010
Find out about Vultureware nice app
I am not sure if I should be posting this here or the SB forums. I did what you said MAC and Frequency settings
Acquire Downstream Channel Done
Obtain Upstream Parameters Done
Upstream Ranging Done
Establish IP Connectivity Done
Retrieve Time of Day Done
Negotiate security Done
Receive configuration Done
Register connection Done
Cable modem status Registration Complete
HFC Parameters
Mode DHCP
IP Address 10.xxx.xxx.xxx
Subnet 255.xxx.xxx.xxx
TFTP Server 172.xxx.xxx.xxx
TFTP Filename V134001_vm1.1_d.cfg
ToD Server 172.xxx.xxx.xxx
Configuration file
Name V134001_vm1.1_d.cfg
Size 4672 bytes
Compliance DOCSIS 1.1
Downstream
Frequency 117 MHz
Status Locked
Annex DOCSIS
Modulation QAM256
Symbol Rate 5360537 sym/sec
Receive Power 5.2 dBmV
Signal to Noise ratio 39.3 dB
Upstream
Frequency 33 MHz
Channel ID 2
Status Ready
Mode TDMA
Symbol Rate 2560000 sym/sec
Transmit Power 39.8 dBmV
Error B301.8 Auth Reject - Permanent Authorization Failure
Error E206.0 Improper Configuration File CVC Format
Notice I401.0 TLV-11 - unrecognized OID
Critical D003.0 DHCP WARNING - Non-critical field invalid in response.
Critical D002.0 DHCP FAILED - Request sent, No response
Critical R002.0 No Ranging Response received - T3 time-out (US 2)
Critical R002.0 No Ranging Response received - T3 time-out (US 1)
Notice M571.1 Ethernet link up - ready to pass packets
Notice M573.0 Modem Is Shutting Down and Rebooting...
Resetting the cable modem due to docsDevResetNow
Guess I need to do some more research
RE: flea Market Modem what a find - drewmerc - 30-01-2010
try changing the bpi settings or use a d1.0 config/mac