Asus CM-32 AC2600 ASUS CM-32_AC2600 user s manual in English - Page 13

Connecting to the Internet, 2.1 Activate your Internet service

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2 Connecting to the Internet 2.1 Activate your Internet service Visit your ISP's website and follow the onscreen instructions to activate your Internet service. CM-32 is certified by Charter, Comcast, Cox and Time Warner Cable services. Charter Comcast Cox Time Warner Cable 1-888-438-2427 https://install.charter.com/ 1-800-266-2278 https://www.comcast.com/activate 1-877-891-2899 https://activation.cox.net/ 1-800-892-2253 https://www.timewarnercable.com/ The Downstream and Upstream LEDs light white when the cable connection succeeded. If you subscribed to automatic IP (DHCP) service, the Internet is accessible now. NOTES: • Your ISP's contact information may change. Visit your ISP's website or check your Internet service billing statement for the latest contact information. • If your CM-32 still does not connect to the Internet, contact your ISP and do the following: 1. Provide your CM-32's serial number and MAC address located on the product label, and confirm with your ISP if it is already active. 2. If your CM-32 is visible to your ISP but there is still no Internet connection, reboot your CM-32 and check the online status again. 3. If your CM-32 is still not visible to your ISP or your ISP can not provide technical support, do the following: 1) Go to router.asus.com or http://192.168.1.1. 2) Click Skip Setup Wizard on the top left of the screen and you will be directed to the Network Map. 3) On the left-side menu, click Cable > CM Debug, and click Save to obtain a .txt log file. 4) On the left-side menu, click System log > General log, and click Save to obtain a .txt file. 5) Send these files to [email protected]. We will reply to you as soon as possible. 13

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Your ISP’s contact information may change. Visit your ISP’s website or check
your Internet service billing statement for the latest contact information.
If your CM-32 still does not connect to the Internet, contact your ISP and do
the following:
1.
Provide your CM-32's serial number and MAC address located on the
product label, and confirm with your ISP if it is already active.
2.
If your CM-32 is visible to your
ISP
but there is still no
Internet
connection, reboot your CM-32 and check the online status again.
3.
If your CM-32 is still not visible to your ISP or your ISP can not provide
technical support, do the following:
1)
Go to
router.asus.com
or
.
2) Click
Skip Setup Wizard
on the top left of the screen and you will
be directed to the Network Map.
3) On the left-side menu, c
lick
Cable
>
CM Debug
, and click
Save
to
obtain
a .txt log file.
4) On the left-side menu, c
lick
System log
>
General log
, and click
Save
to
obtain
a .txt file.
5) Send these files to [email protected]. We will reply to you as
soon as possible.
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2
Connecting to the Internet
2.1
Activate your Internet service
Visit your ISP’s website and follow the onscreen instructions
to activate your Internet service. CM-32 is certified by Charter,
Comcast, Cox and Time Warner Cable services.
Charter
1-888-438-2427
Comcast
1-800-266-2278
Cox
1-877-891-2899
Time Warner Cable
1-800-892-2253
NOTES:
The Downstream and Upstream LEDs light
white when the cable connection succeeded.
If you subscribed to automatic IP (DHCP)
service, the Internet is accessible now.