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    DMT (DSL-Modem freeware Tool) for aDSL line, modem management and advanced tweaking

    So many angry ADSL users, so many germans here. German made DSL modem tool should fit in here.
    But what is DSL-Modem Tool and why do i need it?
    It is tool that can view connection statistics, check line speed capabilities, manage modem/router and tweak some routers settings.
    Many models are supported also many tweaks are available( for BCM63xx chipsets especially, I've managed to speed up connection at crappy line by 90% from 512 kbps to over 900 kbps is something by noisemargin tweak)

    There are versions 1.xx to 9.xx. Don't go for 9.xx there are different version numbers for different hardware, not every modem in the world is supported, just check your modem type/router chipset.

    DMT (DSL-Modem Tool) site in masters language (forgive me I've sinned by saying that, joke):
    DMT (DSL-Modem Tool)

    DMT (DSL-Modem Tool) in English powered by Google:
    Google Translate

    About is worth looking at to taste that demo scene flavor.
    BTW: Thanks to anon and yoco for ADSL story that reminded me my story with that program.
    Last edited by Vation; 07.10.10 at 12:49.
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    I think i should have added it earlier it is FREEWARE.
    Some people are still in trauma after contact with cFos Software which is paid crap.
    Last edited by Vation; 07.10.10 at 12:50.
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    Hey! I actually still use cfospeed! You think software of yours is better?
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    I have a Cable line, so I don't think this program will work for me.

    By the way, what use do you have for cFosSpeed? I once checked that program out and it looked like NetLimiter on steroids.
    "I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
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    Well I'm using it for years now. I think it helps you browse faster when downloading and reduces ping, something like that. But what I really like is that it shows you your current speed!
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    Quote Originally Posted by yoco View Post
    Well I'm using it for years now. I think it helps you browse faster when downloading and reduces ping, something like that. But what I really like is that it shows you your current speed!
    shows you your current speed! - so DMT does
    yoco you use modem or router - look at compatibility list or paste here?
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    How can I do that?
    I wanted to ask this before, how can I see which modem or router I have?
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    Quote Originally Posted by yoco View Post
    How can I do that?
    I wanted to ask this before, how can I see which modem or router I have?
    Try there URLs:
    http://192.168.1.1/ - usually your router's frontend
    http://192.168.100.1/ - shows me information from my WebSTAR cablemodem
    "I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
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    Both links don't work. Doesn't open!
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    Well, you can always grab your router and modem, turn them upside down and see what the label on the bottom says.
    "I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
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    Look where USB/ethernet cable leads you and read what is on the box.
    Or look at gateway setting in IP setting - Gateway IP starts from 192.168 or 10. or 172.
    Win 7/VistaNetwork and Sharing Center>Change Adapter details>Right Click on Active Adapter>
    Status Details:Gateway IP...
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    So I guess this is my modem: EMX-NT1
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    EMX-NT1

    So what we know now about the modem.
    It is made/branded by Slovenian company IPS IPS d.o.o.
    I am not sure if it looks cool(however it was designed in 2004 or before)


    It has one 10BaseT Ethernet port with basic routing capabilities
    http://img.slidefinder.net/imagegeth...=421293&size=2

    It is at capable of handling up to nearly 2Mibps(1984kbit/s) SHDSL connection(symmetrical subscribers line bitratre 1984 kbit/s with SHDSL line bitrate 2304 kbit/s)

    SHDSL line reach(speed depens on line quality/lenght)
    http://img.slidefinder.net/imagegeth...=421298&size=2

    For more SHDSL details visit:
    Single-pair high-speed digital subscriber line - Wikipedia

    EMX-NT1 address could be:
    http://192.168.0.1/

    or if there is no DHCP service ip would be form private Microsoft IP pool: 169.254.?.?

    To check your local IP address
    1 press Win+R
    2 type cmd and press enter
    3 type ipconfig and press enter
    4 look for Ethernet adapter and check IP address and gateway IP address

    but it may not work:
    http://gamers.ba/forum/7/112132/defa...eway-problem-/

    or we can try something like:
    First contact with the Modem

    offtop - Slovenian humor:
    http://static.slo-tech.com/27409.jpg

    EDIT:
    Maybe this program (little chance) will provide EMX-NT1 modem info:
    http://www.webtemp.org/download.php?f=sm50b.zip
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    Quote Originally Posted by anon View Post
    Try there URLs:
    http://192.168.1.1/ - usually your router's frontend
    http://192.168.100.1/ - shows me information from my WebSTAR cablemodem
    It should be 192.168.0.1 as Vation said.
    I once tried CFosSpeed (I still can't understand why). Ended up with a semi-uninstalled driver/service hijacking my connection. It was a total mess.
    Vation, is there an english version of this soft?
    I have a router-modem connected to a router...will this work?
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    Quote Originally Posted by yoco View Post
    Hey! I actually still use cfospeed! You think software of yours is better?
    cfospeed is most probably not affecting your modem since you are connected via Ethernet with it. It gives you any modem info or anything? - I doubt. You may uninstall it to check if your connection would work faster without it!

    edit:
    Abolutely agree with desodorante about CFosSpeed crapyness, just thought it is a crap at the same moment he did.

    edit2:
    desodorante what is your modem brand/model? This soft i linked for yoco may or most likely will not work only for shdsl emx modem and it's interface is English.

    edit3:
    DMT is in English language, routing should not be a great problem.
    Last edited by Vation; 08.10.10 at 16:53.
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