 CptGeminiInside your computerPremium
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| reply to besweeet
Re: Ubee DDW3611 Bridge Mode?? Don't forget to uncheck the fragmented packets one too. I still would suggest using your own router though depending on how new it is and when its model first came out you might see better speeds.
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| reply to Hatdude
When I put in »192.168.0.1/TIModeChange.asp it doesnt go anywhere. I have a Ubee DVW3201B |
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| reply to Hatdude
Let me fix that for you ......here you go who ever reads this...
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oB4QNzw4VU thats your answer right there |
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| reply to Hatdude
UBEE MASTERPASSWORD
User name
Last 8 digits of your UBEE MODEM mac Address
Password *default*
DO NOT CHANGE THE MASTERPASSWORD!!!!!
PASSWORD IS
DEFAULT MASTERPASSWORD IS c0nf1gur3m3
Do not take Credit for this i found it out
now you can enable bridge mode!!!!!!
and i am TheComputerMaster on youtube..... congrats you don't need to call Tier 3 to enable it your self....... |
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CptGeminiInside your computerPremium
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| You shouldn't really post that publicly because I dont think they want the public to know that and besides you don't need the master login to change anything. Just need the links to the hidden pages and its already in this thread.
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CptGeminiInside your computerPremium
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| reply to Qbfinest83
According to the tag under your anon name you are on Bright house so you are in the wrong forum. Bright house blocks access to the modem configuration so you either need to call in for any changes or create a thread in the direct support forum for BHN.
»Bright House Networks
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| reply to Hatdude
Hey everybody! I read through most of this thread and I didn't see my issue covered.
I had my DDW3611 installed yesterday and I proceeded to change it to bridge mode. Unfortunately, my upload speed went from 5 Mb/s to between 1 and 1.5 Mb/s.
Does anyone have any suggestions? |
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 JabbuPremium
join:2002-03-06 | You sure its not your router? |
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| Well, I get 5 Mb/s through my router when the DDW3611 is in NAT mode. I have my router connected to the DDW3611 and my computers connected to my router. My router is a Linksys E4200. |
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| said by cruisencode:Well, I get 5 Mb/s through my router when the DDW3611 is in NAT mode. I have my router connected to the DDW3611 and my computers connected to my router. My router is a Linksys E4200.
I have used the Ubee with this exact router and I didn't have any problems running it in bridge mode.
Have you tried rebooting the modem and the E4200 router?
If so, have you tried doing factory reset on the E4200 router? |
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| said by nephipower:I have used the Ubee with this exact router and I didn't have any problems running it in bridge mode.
Have you tried rebooting the modem and the E4200 router?
If so, have you tried doing factory reset on the E4200 router?
I have tried rebooting everything.
I have not tried a factory reset on the router. I guess I could try this, but I was hoping to avoid it. I also don't understand why this would help. It immediately goes back to 5 Mb/s when I switch back to NAT mode.  |
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| said by cruisencode:said by nephipower:I have used the Ubee with this exact router and I didn't have any problems running it in bridge mode.
Have you tried rebooting the modem and the E4200 router?
If so, have you tried doing factory reset on the E4200 router?
I have tried rebooting everything. I have not tried a factory reset on the router. I guess I could try this, but I was hoping to avoid it. I also don't understand why this would help. It immediately goes back to 5 Mb/s when I switch back to NAT mode. Did you make sure to turn off the various firewall settings in the ubee device before you put it into bridge mode? |
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CptGeminiInside your computerPremium
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kudos:6 | Those firewall settings become unavailable in bridge mode because bridge mode turns it in to a modem only.
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| reply to nephipower
Yeah, I turned off all of the firewall settings before I changed it to bridge mode. It's just very strange.  |
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| OK, I found the issue.
Apparently there is an issue with the Linksys E4200 QoS. If I set it to auto I get 1.5 Mb/s. If I set it to manual at 5000 kbps I get 3 - 3.5 Mb/s. If I disable QoS I get 5+ Mb/s.
I have it disabled for now. But I'm concerned that it will cause quality issues with my VOIP. |
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JabbuPremium
join:2002-03-06 | It shouldn't unless you are doing heavy bandwidth usage and trying to voip, keep it disabled and time will tell.
No new firmwares for the e4200? |
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| I have a v1 of the E4200 and I'm running the latest firmware.
I read somewhere that the v2 doesn't have the issue.  |
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said by CptGemini:Those firewall settings become unavailable in bridge mode because bridge mode turns it in to a modem only.
I know that the setting become unavailable when in bridge mode. That is why I specifically said to make sure to uncheck the various settings before switching into bridge mode.
Ideally, the Ubee router shouldn't enforce those settings when in bridge mode but you never know.... But luckily cruisencode found the source of his issues having to deal with QoS. |
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| reply to cruisencode
Once again proving that when users complain about network issues, 97% of the time it's their own network that's at fault, not the ISP Yet, people always want to blame the ISP first. |
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CptGeminiInside your computerPremium
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| I find it entertaining when I am here reading about it. Gives me more stuff to read 
But still I know what ya mean. I usually have QOS disabled on my router but my netgear lets me setup mac priority so I do it that way but not giving myself too high of a priority or the others will be too slow.
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