Peter Olsen Posted August 3, 2009 Share Posted August 3, 2009 Hi- We have a maison secondaire and started a Teleconnect internet/adsl a/c on the understanding it could be suspended at any time at no charge. In practice it turned out to be once a year for free and 45€ each time after that, so we went to FT/O as 'you can cut it with your fixed line'- not quite as there has to be a registered letter each time its suspended but there is only the 4€ charge to suspend the service, as many times a year as you like.The Teleconnect modem is a wifi, the FT/O modem is USB. Does anyone know how to access the codes within the modems as we would like to reset the Teleconnect modem (SSID Telcom-0507CC, WEP: 6E19 29EF 77D4 OE59 8E8B A7) to work with the FT/O adsl codes.We have a Netgear wifi modem in UK and that is accessed via IE www.192.168.0.1 and then a menu etc comes up, any ideas for IP addresses for the Telcom or the Sagem/FT-O modems ?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ianmill Posted August 7, 2009 Share Posted August 7, 2009 192/168.0.1 is standard for FT/O - can you log on to this with your FT/O modem or get some help from Teleconnect? Unfortunately FT/O were quoted in a recent customer survey as being the most reliable internet provider - god knows what the rest are like. Did you get an FT/O installation disc or was everything provided by Teleconnect?And please, before you start asking questions about IE - look at other IE questions on this forum and move over to Firefox immediately. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Peter Olsen Posted August 8, 2009 Author Share Posted August 8, 2009 Bonjour Ian- Thanks for the reply. Now we are back in the UK with adsl from Talktalk & using a Netgear wifi modem, I've tried the Teleconnect modem in place of the Ng, 192.168.0.1 to access it, without success-'page not available'. The TC modem came as 'plug and play' so I presume it is pre-programmed with their codes and goes looking for their connection which is not accessible from Taltalk. The same will apply to FT/O from the UK.I will have to get another Netgear modem (more reliable than Belkin, i've had 3 and average life was 15 months) and take that to France to set up with the FT/O codes. At about £36, it should be cheaper than renting the FT/O Live box wifi modem longer term.Thanks for your help anyway-[:D]Peter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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