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At the bottom of the home page, you'll also see three tabs labelled Diagnostics, Security Log and
ASDL Status. Here's a run down on their function:
Diagnostics
When you click on the Diagnostics tab you will be prompted for a password. Unless you've changed your BoB2
password, type in the default password which is 'admin'.
The page displayed allows you to test BoB2
's Internet connection. For example, if you type in www.westnet.com.au
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and click 'execute' - a test of your Internet connection will commence.
Security log
When you click on the Security log tab you will be prompted for a password. Unless you've changed your BoB2
password, type in the default password which is 'admin' and log in. The page displayed shows a history of BoB2
connectivity.
ADSL status
When you click on the ADSL status tab you will be prompted for a password. Unless you've changed your BoB2
password, type in the default password which is 'admin' and log in. The page displayed shows your connection's
line status. This is often use to diagnose issues (if and when they occur) and you may be asked to access this page
when speaking with our friendly support staff.
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Changing BoB2
's login password
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For an even more secure setup, you can
change BoB2
's login password. The default
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password is 'admin'. We do suggest you
personalise this password to ensure BoB2
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remains even more safe and sound.
Here's how:
1.
Login into BoB2
by launching a new
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web page and typing http://10.1.1.1
into the address bar. Use the default
password 'admin' to login.
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2.
Click on Advanced settings, which you'll find in the menu list across the top of the page. Then click on
Modem password and remote management which is in the left menu bar.
3.
When you're in Modem password and remote management, type in a new password (anything you choose)
in section 1 and click 'save settings'.
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4.
It's important you remember this password as you'll need it each time you need to login to BoB2
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BoB2
manually.
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