Comtrend Ct 301 Manual
FAQ: Why cant I find any technical details for my Comtrend CT-301 ADSL modem? Canadian Broadband. Oct 16, 2006 - The Comtrend CT-301 was custom made by Comtrend Corporation for Aliant high-speed internet and Aliant has yet to give any technical details on this modem. This is why Comtrend has no such product called a CT-301 or a history of such on their homepage. However, the CT-301 is very similar to the. Recent Comtrend CT 300 (CT-300) Modem questions, problems & answers. Free expert DIY tips, support, troubleshooting help & repair advice for all Computers & Internet. Comtrend Ct 301 Manual Lymphatic Drainage. Comtrend CT-561 routers include a very basic firewall that helps protect your home network form unwanted access from the.
I am wondering if anyone has had any experience with the Router/Wireless Gateway: Siemens SpeedStream 6520. Behringer X1222usb Driver. Aliant (basically Bell for the maritimes) has begun to ship these for new customers but will also upgrade your older DSL modem to this for free. It would be nice to get this and have the ability to go wireless without buying a wireless router. I have an almost 3 year old comtrend modem. Has anyone got any experience with these units? Should I get the upgrade regardless. I plan to use mainly wired internet with very occasional use of the wireless.
Dec 5th, 2006 7:11 pmAliant has had quality issues with these units but if/when you get one that works go for it; it is free afterall. If you have the black Comtrend it will be an upgrade but the white CT-301 is probably just as good if you already have your own router. Aliant support is telling customers the 26 character WEP key they typically setup is secure and cannot be cracked so WPA is not needed. I quess that is not covered in the manual you can hear them flipping through when you call. I just got it delivered today. Yes I did have the black (older) comtrend. So far, no slowdowns on P2P.
I did have some difficulty setting it up, mainly due to the dumb settings. They are dumbed down by Aliant for the computer n00b. However the CSR didn't have a clue about the WPA-SK encryption and insisted that I use the WEP 128bit. But this does support WPA-SK with the AES algorithm. Dec 5th, 2006 7:26 pmIMO buy a wireless router from Futureshop or another store. The firmware on the 6520 is crippled and if you want to increase wireless range, the antennas cannot be removed or replaced. I really don't need the wireless which is why i never really bought a wireless router in the first place.
Its just nice to have for the very occasional use. This way I figured I had nothing to lose since I basically got wireless connectivity for free (I am the only user. The wireless is nice when I use my work laptop at home sometimes).
At my work in St. John's, NL they still have a Bell Aliant High Speed modem (ancient Comtrend CT-301), with the 3Mbps connection which I have connected to a Dlink router. Does Aliant plan on completely phasing out HS Internet in the St. John's area at some point in favour of FibreOp? Question two: I've had it configured to OpenDNS servers for a while now and just out of curiosity, I disabled it and the router (DLink) was given the DNS servers for FibreOP 142.166.166.166 (primary) and 47.55.55.55 (secondary). No matter what I tried (flushing DNS/resetting) on various machines, it could not resolve any Internet sites.
