bethere + am200

Yes Aekeron, it was a DG834GT (Broadcom based) with the latest version of DGTeam's firmware. Also had the same result from official Netgear fw and UberGT with the FreeDG tweaks applied. Easynet's DSLAMs aren't Broadcom though, so... ;)
 
Sp00n, just to let you know i found a solution to accessing the DSL modem using your current setup. I have set my AM200 and WRT the same way as you and also couldn't access the AM200.

Found a solution after a bit of googling;

Make sure your modem is on a different subnet compared to the WRT.

I set my AM200 to 192.168.1.1, my WRT54GL is 192.168.2.1.

Go to administration --> scripts --> firewall. Copy and paste the commands below into the window, then click save.

Code: 
iptables -I POSTROUTING -t nat -o vlan1 -d 192.168.1.0/30 -j MASQUERADE
ip addr add 192.168.1.2/30 dev vlan1 brd +

This should fix your problem. Router may require reboot after entering that script.
 
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I originally set mine up on 192.168.1.254 as you can see from the first pic and the WRT54G LAN is 192.168.2.x, so i can just C+P that straight in right?

Do i do that on the am200 or the wrt54g?
 
Actually it may not as its using a 30 bit subnet mask which means 2 hosts per subnet afaik.
I think changing your modem to 192.168.1.1 will work with that script, or changing the subnet mask from /30.

It's all done on tomato firmware(WRT)
 
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Excellent :D I'd already had it confirmed by an end user, but it's nice to hear it direct from the horse's mouth. I noticed you said Cisco rather than Linksys... Linksys themselves told me it "may or may not work - plug it in and see" LOL If Cisco accept enquiries direct for Linksys products that might be a more worthwhile avenue in future?
 
Eddietop said:
Make sure your modem is on a different subnet compared to the WRT.

I set my AM200 to 192.168.1.1, my WRT54GL is 192.168.2.1.

Go to administration --> scripts --> firewall. Copy and paste the commands below into the window, then click save.
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This is what I did for my current ISP, but will be swapping to BE when my exchange is up and running next month.
 
Rainmaker said:
Excellent :D I'd already had it confirmed by an end user, but it's nice to hear it direct from the horse's mouth. I noticed you said Cisco rather than Linksys... Linksys themselves told me it "may or may not work - plug it in and see" LOL If Cisco accept enquiries direct for Linksys products that might be a more worthwhile avenue in future?
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Yes my thinking exactly.

I emailed Linksys through the UK Linksys site and got a reply from a Cisco person. :)
 
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