Can a Motorola Surfboard 5120 USB Cable Modem be set-up for use with more than one IP? Can someone help me find the USB driver?
EDIT: I basically need to know if the modem supports use with multiple computers without the use of another device being set up as a network. I have a dell computer and an Airport Extreme hooked up, so are any of the two able to do that job of setting up a network if one is needed?
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Here is the user guide. You will most likely need to open a web browser and login into the router through its ip address. http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/products/SB5120/downloads/SB5120_User_Guide.pdf
As stated in my post, I have a switch. I think the settings for the modem are locked, so i need to know where I can get software to change those settings, or how to hard reset the device so it will just work with whatever i do with it.
When you connect to the modem with an Ethernet cable. Look at what the 'default route' is. Should be 192.168.2.1 or something like that. That is the IP that you want to use to login to the modem.
I was actually thinking about doing that. I will go over to my friends house tomorrow, but in the manual it doesn't say the ip address of the device. Where would I be able to find that? Anyone know what are the possible ip addresses and which one should work.