A 10. IP address is a WAN IP address provided by the ISP during initial DSL installation or when authentication issues occur. It can be seen in the modem's GUI or via ipconfig. Getting a 10. IP indicates the first time installation, incorrect login credentials, or MAC address authentication failure if using a router. To resolve it, ensure the correct username and password are used, check if it is an initial installation, try using the VZID instead of username, reset the password if needed, or reconnect any routers and release the IP if necessary. As a last resort, reinstall the modem software.
A 10. IP address is a WAN IP address provided by the ISP during initial DSL installation or when authentication issues occur. It can be seen in the modem's GUI or via ipconfig. Getting a 10. IP indicates the first time installation, incorrect login credentials, or MAC address authentication failure if using a router. To resolve it, ensure the correct username and password are used, check if it is an initial installation, try using the VZID instead of username, reset the password if needed, or reconnect any routers and release the IP if necessary. As a last resort, reinstall the modem software.
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A 10. IP address is a WAN IP address provided by the ISP during initial DSL installation or when authentication issues occur. It can be seen in the modem's GUI or via ipconfig. Getting a 10. IP indicates the first time installation, incorrect login credentials, or MAC address authentication failure if using a router. To resolve it, ensure the correct username and password are used, check if it is an initial installation, try using the VZID instead of username, reset the password if needed, or reconnect any routers and release the IP if necessary. As a last resort, reinstall the modem software.
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by the ISP (VERIZON) Where would you see this IP? • As this a WAN IP we would get this in the modem’s GUI • If the modem does not have a GUI we would get this IP in the system when we do a IPCONFIG When do we get a 10. IP ? • If the customer is calling in for the first time installation there is a default username and password in the modem which will lead to a 10. IP Address which is good IP for Registration purposes. • If the customer is having authentication issue. Different type of authentications • PPPOE- If a PPPOE customer is getting a 10. IP then this may be the first time the customer is trying to install the DSL or the username and password entered is incorrect in the GUI. • DHCP – If a DHCP customer is getting a 10. IP then this might be the first time the customer is trying to install DSL or because the MAC address authentication failed. (In this case the customer might had a router and when he called technical support we asked him to plug the modem directly without router, now since the customer was using a router the IP address will be bound in the router and when we plug the modem directly the ISP will give the modem a 10. IP as the ISP could validate the modem’s MAC address) How to get rid of a 10. IP? 1.Make sure the username and password is correct 2.Make sure that this not the first time the customer is trying to install the DSL 3.Try using the VZID instead of the username 4.Reset the password if you think that the customer is not typing the correct password 5.Check if the customer was using a router earlier specially for a DHCP customer, if yes then connect the router back and release the IP or escalate this to a l3 to release the MAC address If nothing works ? • If you have exhausted all the troubleshooting steps and still the customer is having a 10. IP then reinstall the software in the activatemydsl page.