If this occurs then leave the modem on until the LED is no longer flashing red. Note: When connecting the Sagemcom 2864 for the first time and occasionally on subsequent connections, the LED near the symbol will flash red indicating that a firmware update is in progress. NCF members can disregard this and proceed to configure the modem to connect to NCF's internet service. If the modem is connected to the internet after a reset it will sign on and connect, but will only go to a single Bell website intended to allow Bell customers to sign up.

While most modems erase the password, reset everything to factory defaults and thus will not connect, the Sagemcom 2864 does not erase the password, but it does reset everything else to factory defaults. Note: The Sagemcom 2864 doesn't act like other modems after a factory reset.

The user name and password will now be as above. Hold until the power light turns off to reset. If it is unknown then do a reset to factory default, using a paper-clip in the reset hole on the back. If the modem was previously configured for someone else, the password would be the previous user's DSL password. If the modem is fresh from the factory, use the default user name and password to gain access:.In your browser's address bar, enter the IP address for the modem interface page, or click here: 192.168.2.1.Connect the modem to the wall phone jack.It should never be connected to any coax cable. Note: Do not connect anything to the cable coax connection.Connect an Ethernet LAN cable to one of the ports and the other end to your computer.Note: This page shows what the Sagemcom 2864 lights tell you.Note: the Sagemcom 2864 takes a long time to boot up, as much as five full minutes.Note: there is no 'power on/off' switch on the Sagemcom 2864.Plug the power connector into the Sagemcom 2864 and plug the other end into an AC wall jack.

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