Alvarion/IBB Equipment

Undercoverguy · 05-07-2005 1:18am #1

Anyone know what the Address is for the alvarion equipment supplied by Irish Broadband. I downloaded a bunch of software from alvarion but all the programs ask for the address of the equipment. Or if nobody knows the address mabey someone can tell me the name of software that can.

Cheers!

gordonnet · 05-07-2005 12:48pm

what software did you get?

Red Alert · 05-07-2005 1:29pm

i'm interested in this too - i believe it's on a 10.0.0.x subnet but i'm not sure. It would be great if they were SNMP enabled as i could just monitor them like i would anything else. I'm sure IBB won't be happy bunnies about this. You could probably change the sector too.

Couch Potato · 05-07-2005 2:30pm

I think it is here - http://www.alvarion.com/runtime/splash_ns.asp

When the guys did my install I overheard them reading back the IP of the antenna to IBB as definitely a 10.xxx.xxx.xxx address.

peterk19 · 05-07-2005 2:43pm

Here is a link to the software and manual pages the manuals might be of some help Linky
Pete

gordonnet · 06-07-2005 12:49pm

does anyone know which manual IBB use?

madrab · 07-07-2005 7:45pm

people could be on to something here

who needs ibb support when oyu can turn up your own connection

peterk19 · 07-07-2005 7:50pm

they left the box and manual off mine here its a breeze vl
Pete

PowerHouseDan · 07-07-2005 8:40pm

http://www.alvarion-usa.com/RunTime/Materials/PDFFiles/BreezeNET%20B28%201.2%20System%20Manual%20040104.pdf

Mutant_Fruit · 07-07-2005 9:03pm

if we knew what subnet the thing was on, the breezeconfig thing could find the IP of the yoke for us. But i don't know the subnet, and i've given up trying different combinations trying to get it right.

PowerHouseDan · 07-07-2005 9:06pm

but sure the masts are all password protected surely the changed from the default ones?What program you using mut?

Sponge Bob · 07-07-2005 9:48pm

the default username is admin and the default password is alvarion

PowerHouseDan · 07-07-2005 9:56pm

Default Passwords are: Read only access: public
installer:user
Admin: private

LegacyUser · 07-07-2005 10:00pm

Wasting your time lads...

Mutant_Fruit · 07-07-2005 10:26pm

bruachain wrote:

Wasting your time lads...

Probably, but its fun

All we need is the subnet of the feckin things, then we can view the settings at least. Fine, we can't change anything, BUT we can see whats happening with signal strength etc. That'd be very useful.

gordonnet · 21-07-2005 9:17pm

i installed the software but i am confused by how to connect to the radio on the roof it mentions somekind of loopback cable in the manuals

IDUBasher · 21-07-2005 9:25pm

I was playing around with the software for ages, I even had my 10 scheme address cos the tech left the piece of paper at my home when he left, nothing seemed to work tho. Is it possible they have access blocked to config at customers end?

DemonOfTheFall · 21-07-2005 9:44pm

Maybe try running ethereal ?

I dont know much about networking but running ethereal should help u sniff out where all the packets are going and find machines on the network right ?

PlasmaFish · 22-07-2005 12:59am

It's Point less trying, the Alvarion equipment is pretty advanced when it comes to blocking access to it's configuration manuals even if you try to hold the reset button down on the units power supply,

What can be done if you have access is allot, not only signal quality at your end but the base station too. Also the bandwidth is set here as well as contention ratio. All is configured thru telnet over the wireless link on there end and if you go thru the manuals there is the option to set this.

The devices do support SNMP and I have asked them to enable to for me but they told me to get a SNMP enabled router and do it from there.

The only what I could see it been reset under a practical sense is software based. Something that would need only a MAC address to factory reset. You could email Alvarion Tech support.

Alvarion/IBB Equipment

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