Speedstream 5100 Problem

[djwood]

Here's the situation:
We're moving a DSL connection from a old system to a new system. The old system uses Windows 98 and has an internal PCI card (Efficient Networks Speedstream 3060 PPP) which receives the phone line.
A new system was purchased and now more than one system needs to access the DSL. So, the result was that a DSL modem was purchased. (Efficient Networks Speedstream 5100).
The problem is that I am unable to connect through this box. I have tried using 192.168.0.1 and http://speedstream. Even tried crossover and patch cables between the dsl box and the computer. Also, SBC was called and no luck came from it. They said that drivers were needed and that they were going to ship a CD. It doesn't seem logical to me. If someone could post a reply on their thoughts, that'd be great.
If I am missing any information, let me know.

Overview:
DSL PPPoE Connection
Changing from Internal (SpeedStream 3060) to External (SpeedStream 5100).
RJ11 Cable from wall to External (SpeedStream 5100) to RJ45 Cat6 Cable to Computer Network Adapter.

Problem:
Unable to connect to modem to configure to PPP connection or change settings to obtain internet.

Attempted:
IP configuration set to 192.168.1.64, Gateway to 192.168.0.1 = nothing found
IP configuration set to 192.168.0.100, Gateway to 192.168.0.1 = nothing found

Is this modem configurable through HTTP and if so shouldn't it be 192.168.0.1?

[mccoffee]

Did you try a factory reset turn on modem there is a sticker that saids factory reset or a hole that's a pin hole take a pen or paperclip hold in the buttion for about 10 seconds with the modem's power on. Then try logging in

[YeOldeStonecat]

Remove your internal modem, and any PPPoE software that you have on your computer. All you should need is a NIC, and leave TCP/IP set to "Obtain Auto" for now. Boot up connected to the Speedstream, standard patch cable. The Speedstream, if it's configured as a router, which they usually do by default, should hand out a private IP address to your computer. From there you can finish setup through the web admin.

[mccoffee]

That modem is wierd yeold i have a client where that web login wouldn't work rofl same thing disable the manual ip's it worked but's what's odd is i redid the static on the computers and was able to do it all.

Also I couldn't get linksys v4 to work that modem no matter what i did it's odd modem.

[djwood]

The problem was fixed. It turns out it was a problem on SBC's end. Apparently the type of DSL they had was different or something. So, it wasn't anything wrong on our end. Thanks for the replies and help.