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[gerger21]

maybe they have a new address now. btw, if can access ur canopy with anew add, can u try to post it so i can try it if it works for me too? 

[snip07]

yeah maybe or there's another way to access your canopy, If you know your ESN# or Mac Address you can access your Canopy page, but for me since my antenna is too high cant climb it, Cant get my MAC address 

[gerger21]

mac address? is it found in the canopy itself?

[snip07]

you can find your ESN # at the back of your canopy and you can convert them to decimal coz they are hexadecimal then you input in the browser 10.x.x.x where x.x.x is the last 3 #s of your mac address then thats your canopy IP. that's what i've rad but not sure if it really works havent tried it

[gerger21]

oh i see... let me check it now. my canopy is within my reach. hehe

[snip07]

good for you your canopy is within reach! well good luck then 

[gerger21]

already have the last 3 digits of it... then what do i have to do next? do i type it in the browser like 10.x.x.x?

[snip07]

first do these steps

1.) go to network connections in the control panel
2.) right click on the local area network
3.) highlight Internet Protocol and click on properties
4.) set to Use the Following IP address
5.) set the IP Address to "10.20.30.40"
6.) set the Subnet to "255.0.0.0"
7.) leave the gateway blank
8.) leave the DNS blank
9.) apply the changes

[gerger21]

so do i enter the 3 digit i got instead of 10.20.30.40?

[snip07]

no after you set the lan ip then you type your ip in the browser

[gerger21]

oh okies. so in the browser ill type 10.x.x.x? is that right? correct me if im wrong, i think i saw a post stating that the last 6 digits? was it 6 or 3?

[snip07]

yep its only 3 there are only 4 octet in an IP address.... 10.x.x.x

[gerger21]

can u direct me to the link bro? kasi sa isang forum, iba eh... last 6 digits daw... confusing! hehe

[gerger21]

this is what ive read...

However, may mga cases for some modules na pinalitan ng 10.xx.xx.xx ang IP address.  So, kung hindi gumagana yung IP address sa number 1.  Try niyo gamitin yung 10.xx.xx.xx.  Ano yung xx's?  Only when the canopy lite SM is within your reach can you use this 10.xx.xx.xx scheme dahil dependent sa nakasulat na number sa loob ng module yung mga xx.  Just get the last 6 characters of the number that you are going to get inside the module (pag tinanggal niyo yung cover ng RJ-14/11 slots) and convert each 2 characters to decimal (base 16 to base 10).  Kung di kayo marunong magconvert, check niyo sa net, marami dung pangconvert.  Basta ang main idea, pag-base16, nagbibilang ka from 0 to F, so after 9, imbis na 10, A then B, C, D, E, F, tapos saka palang 10.  Meaning, ang 10(base 16) ay 16(base 10).  Mas madaling magconvert from hex to binary, tapos binary to decimal.  Halimbawa... 10(base 16) ay 10000(base 2) tapos 2^4(base 10) = 16 (two raised to the fourth power).  Fourth power dahil nagcocorrespond yung rightmost zero to a power of 0.

[snip07]

oh what i mean is the last 3 numbers w/ : ex. 00:0D:87:A3:75:E1 so you get A3:75:E1 and convert them to decimal then you add them with 10.x.x.x

[gerger21]

oh yeah... i got the last digits... ill convert them 1st... hope my conversion is right thou...

but u can help convert if u want to...

here it is : fd82ef = ?

[snip07]

just run calculator from windows and change to scientific then click hexadecimal 

[gerger21]

already have it. what do i do next? do i follow the steps? if i do follow the steps u posted i cant browse.

[snip07]

yeah its temporary...accessing your canopy is like that. try accessing the ip using browser then set your lan ip to obtain after and come back here and tell me the results

[gerger21]

" the connection is refused " so does this mean it is really blocked?