I just purchased the modem but don't have cable service installed yet. Why doesn't the config webpage have any options for IP, DHCP, or even PW?
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Your cable provider will Issue IP and DHCP. PW is meant for your wireless router. Hopefully that helps.
56732
No configuration, just install like the first time and connect to your tv or dvr.you use your old cables.
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This is a Century Link modem. I have one and do NOT find any way to hook a cable up to it.
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It has a port forwarding configuration, but I haven't been able to get it to work. I haven't tried all that hard, though.
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I would tell you but it seems like a waste of time when you already know what to do. Sorry just giving you a hard time. I actually didn't do it. Comcast came by on a service call and installed it without me asking them. Would have been ok if they had done what i actually asked them.
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Access the Router's Setup Page, then look for Utilities. Under utilities, select system settings, and there should be an option for UPnP.
371322
Yes, we do this at work. The default config is an access point but changing that is very easy to do with either the included software or through a web browser. We are bridging two buildings about 60 feet apart and run one HD security camera, 6 IP phones and 6 users across it without problems.
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i do not know, i had some help setting mine up. we knew where the router was.
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That's what I would like to know also! Most of the systems will say internet ready, but only dsl. Get with the times! What will work on a 45 lan/ethernet?
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Here are some ideas:1.Your unit is not working. Replace.2. Device is not configured for DHCP.3. You are connected through local router/firewall, that blocks the port that device is using. Try to Disable firewall, or connect to cable modem directly. (Nowadays, cable modems also have firewalls. Check it as well.4. Your provider's DHCP settings somehow different from your devices? (never seen before, but possible)
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Its just a modem - you'll have to get a separate router. Unlike what comcast provides which is a dual purpose modem/router.
2004906
you can configure it any way you like but the default is port 0 is LAN port 1 is WAN...and the very first thing you want to do is upgrade to the latest firmware
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It needs a wired ethernet port, and it can be configured (browse to http://v-configure.com) with a fixed IP address or it can accept an IP from the DHCP server between it and the internet. A cable modem works as that upstream DHCP server, no reason a wireless device won't work. I have one from clear.com and it behaves just like a cable modem.
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you can call charter to have them enable it or buy a router. If you bought the modem from here like I did (it was 24.99 a few months ago) then you can easily log into it to to setup the wireless settings. Cable providers have a special code they place on your account to activate wireless within the modem I know bc I work for one so their is no work around for it.
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No. There really isn't any installation required. Plug in your isp cable. You configure the router through a web browser. Once you are connected to the device go to 192.168.0.1 from web browser and set up there.
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To my knowledge it does not support this option at this time. Ubiquiti is a great company and you could email or call them and they might have an appliance that sorts what you need or they could update the code to support the option. The only way I know to do this is to do port 80 redirect to a web server page with the agreement and then do pass through by sending a allow access though the firewall. Hope that helps.
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i havent been able to connect it to the internet because i dont have a router close to it and is to long to run a wire to connect it to the modem. i need to get some kind of wireless adapter to connected, i gess