China Unicom home gateway

Recently, I pulled a Unicom broadband. Because it was used by two people, I bought a home gateway named hg110 (this is the cat + route) from China Unicom ).

This Gateway provides a user to log on to the routing settings interface: user.

Use a wireless connection to connect to the Gateway. After logging on to 192.168.1.1, use the user to log on to the Gateway. nnd, the interface shown in the figure is very different from the manual, and pppoe dial-up connections are not allowed at all.

I checked it online. Many people tried to crack the gateway, but many of them wanted the password of telecomadmin, a Super User.

I have not logged on to telecomadmin or the password of this user. However, I know two users, e8ehome and gdcuadmin, and their passwords are super simple, just like the accounts, such as gdcuadmin and gdcuadmin, the gdcuadmin permission is no different from the e8ehome permission. They can configure pppoe dialing to meet my needs.

"The Access Router is controlled by two user names: gdcuadmin and user.
The User Name "gdcuadmin" can browse and modify the vro without restriction.
The User Name "user" can access the vro, browse the configuration and statistical table ." -- After logging in with gdcuadmin, you can see it in "user management.

After logging in with gdcuadmin, the configuration in "basic configuration"-"" Internet connection "is critical, especially the VPI setting. The default value is 0, but we must modify this setting.

1. Connect to the route. Open http: // 192.168.1.1 and log on to gdcuadmin.

2. Go to the internal interface, click "basic configuration", and delete the original connection in the interface.

3. Configure the connection by yourself. The following are some important settings. You can use other default settings.

Mode: route;

Select: pppoe;

Select the hybrid mode of pppoe route and bridge;

VPI: 8 (Shantou, not necessarily suitable for other regions );

Enter the user name and password;

Service Mode: Internet;

After the configuration is complete, save it. After a while, go to the "Network side information" in the "status" to check whether the "WAN Information" is connected, instead of connecting. If it is the former, the pppoe dial-up is successful.

PS:

Configuration change page

Http: // 192.168.1.1/updatesettings.html

Backup configuration page

Http: // 192.168.1.1/backupsettings.html