US Cable Support > Time Warner Internet Services > Ubee DDW3611 Bridge Mode??

reply to benjiprice

Re: Ubee DDW3611 Bridge Mode??

I did another reset and I'm able to ping 192.168.0.1 but I don't get a response but I can't log into the web interface.

I have [ubee]--[apple airport in nat mode]--laptop.

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reply to ke4pym
Thanks for the link to get to the menu to put the Ubee device in Bridge Mode. I used it on mine and the login on my unit was:
Login: user
Password: user
I just got my upgrade to RoadRunner Extreme yesterday (Austin Area), and I couldn't get my FTP access to work. Now that it is in Bridge Mode, it works fine.

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reply to Hatdude
Just wanted to say thanks... I just had my TW WideBand router installed and the tech was clueless as to what bridge mode was... So we just set up up as double-nat and I told him I was good.

After he left, I found this thread and was able to set it to bridge mode using the user/user credentials and then accessing the 'secret' URL mentioned above since my tools menu had no 'operational mode' link.

After setting the device to bridge mode, things got a lot simpler for my airport extreme router... Amazingly, I even have the original IP address that I had before the new modem.

Also, I had to resort to using the 192.168.100.1 IP address to access the modem after setting up bridge mode (all of this is covered above).

thanks again!

-Brian
Apex, NC

I'm having Signature Home installed on Monday with all of the stuff including their dual-band wireless router (hey, it's free hardware! I'll take it!).

Am I going to have to worry about putting the cable modem in bridge mode?
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Tom

You only need to put the cable modem into bridge mode if you already have a router that you want to continue to use.

The Ubee modem/router has wireless and four ethernet ports, which takes care of many people's needs.

Cool, thanks. I'm going to have a lot of questions to ask the person who's going to be installing it for me tomorrow morning.

I want to know all the details on all of the features this router is going to have in it.
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Tom

reply to Hatdude
The router has gigabit ports and dual band but not simultaneous dual band.

reply to trparky

Hi RWild;
I'm migrating to TW-RR from AT&T. Can you point me to a good resource that provides info on how to switch over existing routers to a cable modem. Also need advise on buying / renting cable modems. TIA for any help you can provide.
Bob Helms

reply to BobHelms
Pretty much everything you need is posted in this thread for the Ubee and is a good guide as to what to do with other brands.

From this thread, it appears that TW is not currently supporting modem that you buy yourself.

As far as the Ubee, out of the box it is at 192.168.0.1 and will switch to 192.168.100.1 when set to bridge mode. I believe that the first time you log on using user/user you can get to the TModeChange page. In not, you will need the "special" ID and almost correct password posted in this thread to get there.

On the other hand, the installer may know how to do this after a week or so of being left to his own devices.

That is correct. When the tech asked to see something on the modem he was suprised to see I knew the login and where to go so he didnt have do anything lol it was funny.

so did you have four downstreams?

no as you can see i only have one but its 20 megs. even for that moment it was in D3 mode there was no channel bonding but i could tell it was way faster for that moment lol