Does this cable modem look like a router?

[php111]

Hi everyone. I have a few sites here. Will someone please confirm this is or not a cable modem with router combo? I know it is a cable modem but is it a router? It is a DPC2100.


Here is the picture of my modem: http://www.simplehelp.net/2006/07/17...lanta-dpc2100/



Here is the info about it: You most likely going to need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open it.

http://www.scientificatlanta.com/customers/Source/7007012.pdf

[Chewy]

it supports 64 users, that would technically make it a router, with a nat, however lame?

it has no integrated switch so you would have to put a hub or switch downstream for
simultaneous connections

[php111]

it supports 64 users, that would technically make it a router, with a nat, however lame?

it has no integrated switch so you would have to put a hub or switch downstream for
simultaneous connections

Oh ok. I have nothing like that. I tried typing my Default Gateway and IP into my browser and it can't be displayed. I wanted to go into the interface. Could we please troubleshoot? If I have to sit here all morning I will. It is now 1:05 am and I have not got to bed. Port Forwarding in the interface is most important. How ever, I refuse to post the ipconfig /all output in here. chewy, If you want me to I can PM you with the output? Would that be the first step for the Tech Support of the technicians? I am being serious.

[Soundy]

That device is not a router, nor does it have a NAT layer. It is a DOCSIS cable modem ONLY. The "64 users" referred to in the manual is, I suspect, merely an imposed limit that would only apply if sharing it via hub or switch, probably for the purpose of controlling maximum traffic.

[Chewy]

http://192.168.1.1/

evidently the modem can assign 31 ip addy's thru ethernet, reserving one for usb

http://www.scientificatlanta.com/customers/Source/7007012.pdf