Sagemcom Fast 3284 Login InstructionsThis page shows you how to login to the Sagemcom Fast 3284 router. Other Sagemcom Fast 3284 Guides.Find Your Sagemcom Fast 3284 Router IP AddressWe need to know the Internal IP Address of your Sagemcom Fast 3284 router before we can login to it. Sagemcom Fast 3284 IP Addresses192.168.1.1If you did not see your router's ip address in the list above. There are 2 additional ways that you can determine your router's IP address:. You can either follow our How To Find Your Routers IP Address guide.
Or you can use our free software called Router IP Address.Now that you have your router's Internal IP Address we are ready to login to it. Login to the Sagemcom Fast 3284 RouterThe Sagemcom Fast 3284 has a web interface for configuration.
You can use any web browser you like to login to the Sagemcom Fast 3284. In this example we'll use Internet Explorer. Enter Sagemcom Fast 3284 Internal IP AddressPut the Internal IP Address of your Sagemcom Fast 3284 in the Address Bar of your web browser.
It looks like this:Then press the Enter key on your keyboard. You should see a dialog box pop up asking your for your Sagemcom Fast 3284 username and password. Sagemcom Fast 3284 Default Username and PasswordYou need to know the username and password to login to your Sagemcom Fast 3284. All of the default usernames and passwords for the Sagemcom Fast 3284 are listed below. Sagemcom Fast 3284 UsernamesSagemcom Fast 3284 PasswordsadminadminEnter your username and password in the dialog box that pops up.
It looks like this: Sagemcom Fast 3284 Home ScreenYou should now see the Sagemcom Fast 3284 Home Screen, which looks like this.If you see this screen, then congratulations, you are now logged in to your Sagemcom Fast 3284. You are now ready to follow one of our other guides. Solutions To Sagemcom Fast 3284 Login ProblemsIf you can not get logged in to your router, here a few possible solutions you can try. Sagemcom Fast 3284 Password Doesn't WorkYou should try other Sagemcom passwords. We have a large list of Sagemcom Passwords that you can try. Perhaps your router's default password is different than what we have listed here.
Forgot Password to Sagemcom Fast 3284 RouterIf your Internet Service Provider supplied you with your router then you might want to try giving them a call andsee if they either know what your router's username and password are, or maybe they can reset it for you.How to Reset the Sagemcom Fast 3284 Router To Default SettingsIf you still can not get logged in then you are probably going to have to reset your router to its default settings. You may want to follow our guide called. Other Sagemcom Fast 3284 GuidesHere are some of our other Sagemcom Fast 3284 info that you might be interested in.
My setup:Sagemcom F@st 3284 is my cable modem /router (which I got from the cable company). Phone modem disabled. DHCP and wireless enabled.I have a TP-Link router model TL-WDR4300 configured as Access Point only, connected with CAT5 cable to the F@st 3284. The DHCP on the TP-LINK is disabled.
WAN is configured as fake static IP 192.168.111.111 subnet 255.255.255.0 and gateway 192.168.111.1Before the F@st 3284 I had a Sagemcom F@st 3184 connected to the same access point without any problems.Since I changed to F@st 3284, 3 times a day at different intervals, the F@st 3284 loses the internet connection and has to re-sync. The power light is still on, but all other light go off. This typically take 85-90 seconds.The intervals between the disconnections vary from 5-12 hours, but always 3 times a day.I disabled everything I could on the access point, other than the wireless - but nothing changes. I also tried an older TP-Link router, configured the same way - same disconnections.Any ideas what can cause this? (needles to say the cable company and Sagemcom are clueless). ISP cable -F@st3284LAN port -CAT5 Ethernet cable-LAN PortTP-LINK(AccessPoint) -wired/wireless devices. Correct?F@st3284 IP is 192.168.111.1, TP-LINK is 192.168.111.111 (static, reserved, outside the allocated DHCP range established on the F@st3284).As I understand your post everything (IP's, devices, etc.) is the same with the exception of the F@st3284 cable modem/router itself.
Optus should stay away from SAGEMCOM for modems try looking up user manual for a SAGEMCOM F@ST3864V2 adsl2 support downloads ect, very frustrating at the least. (Many listed on ebay and gumtree) Any help would be greatly appreciated.
And you tried the older TP-Link Router as a replacement for the Access Point using the original configuration.Are there any errors or warnings in the logs for the F@st3284 and the TP-LINK(s) Access Point?Try disabling the wireless on the access point. Just as a matter of elimination.If the logs and disabling AP wireless do not provide any additional information then the F@st3284 is suspect.Ask Sagemcom for a replacement F@st3284. That seems to be the only variable between no disconnects and disconnects.Cannot explain the random disconnections of 5 - 12 hours,would think maybe overheating. But the consistent 3 times a day is interesting and negates overheating I think.
Google this:'Received Response to Broadcast Maintenance Request, But no Un. 'You will find quite a number of related links/problems/solutions.Here is a bit of an explanation from another website:'T3 Timeout ( Ranging Request Retries Exhausted )Explanation: The cable modem has sent 16 Ranging Request (RNG-REQ) messages without receiving a Ranging Response (RNG-RSP) message in reply from the CMTS. The cable modem is therefore resetting its cable interface and restarting the registration process.
This typically is caused by noise on the upstream that causes the loss of MAC-layer messages. Noise could also raise the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) on the upstream to a point where the cable modem’s power level is insufficient to transmit any messages.
If the cable modem cannot raise its upstream transmit power level to a level that allows successful communication within the maximum timeout period, it resets its cable interface and restarts the registration process. This error message is DOCSIS event message is R03.0, Ranging Request.' Not the final answer/solution per se but the log entries and the links I found point to an ISP related problem. However, the problem could also be physical with respect to degraded signal strength via faulty cable and connections or splitters.You may be able to access the F@st3284 admin pages and see the various upstream and downstream signal statistics, SNR, etc. If you can capture that information screen and post it here, someone may be able to tell if your results are out of spec.Again, not at an end answer per se but the logs and tools you have can narrow it down.And if you peruse a few other links you may note something of further interest and applicability as you know your own system better than anyone.Then you can go back to Sagemcom and see if you can get a tech out to fix things. Is your network name really 'WORKGROUP' or is that just hardwired into the router? (As my Linksys is.)The TP Link date-time stamp is incorrect.
That can throw things off also. Reset the date and time.IPs look okay as I understand your network so far.Need to find an opportunity to look through the User Manual/Guide for your TP Link. Not sure about all those disabled Security settings. May need one of them (or something else) configured so the TP Link and the F@st3284 can communicate properly. In all honesty I am not seeing it yet.Hopefully some other reader will spot something and post accordingly.