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Comment on Putting the UBEE Cable Modem from Time Warner in Bridge Mode by TWC Broadband packages arrive 3-16-2011 - The Triangle Area - Page 11 - City-Data Forum

Tue, 14 Feb 2012 17:28:12 +0000

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Comment on file2radius by JaredWatkins

JaredWatkins — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 19:30:47 +0000

Important bug fixes and feature enhancements in 1.1. Fixed an issue that would cause some records to be ignored by the radius server (sequence number collisions). Added the ability to silently ignore terminating calls and bulk load CDR files from disk with a few extra command line options.

Comment on Putting the UBEE Cable Modem from Time Warner in Bridge Mode by Nick P

Nick P — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 16:25:24 +0000

Hey all, here with some helpful information (Hopefully!). After struggling with issues with my internet dropping I had purchased a new router to try to scope out the problem a little better. Now with my new rotuer getting it into bridge mode, was a task. BH had control over the admin US/PW that was used on my Ubee Modem/Router and after multiple calls and being connect to T3 Support multiple times I was finally able to get my information. After three reps said that I couldn’t bridge my modem/router because there simply wasn’t on option I took things into my own hands.

If your default master password (Last 8 digits/letters in your MAC address as the Username, and c0nf1gur3m3 as the password) are not working, you can simply hold down the reset button on back for 15 seconds, to ensure it resets, to get the original master UN/PW to work. Tlmodechange.asp (that’s a lowercase l), will take you to the page to set the modem/router from Gateway to bridge mode. Now ensure that you set your NAT settings to False, and disable the wireless broadcast from the UBEE. I now have bridged my new router with GB ethernet ports and am much happier. I hope this helps everyone who may be struggling like I did.

After you bridge your UBEE modem/router (Hopefully just a modem now!), you can still connect to it through your new router by accessing 192.168.100.1. Now you can change your new routers settings to how you would like, and continue on your internet ways. I’ll try to check back and see if anyone needs further assistance to what I have posted, but best of luck everyone!

Comment on Putting the UBEE Cable Modem from Time Warner in Bridge Mode by Rich

Rich — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:13:46 +0000

Thank you for this information, I was able to put my new Ubee router into bridge mode today after the tech left not knowing how to enable it. He just told me to call tech support.

Thanks again!

Comment on pgDynamicPartitions by JaredWatkins

JaredWatkins — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 21:19:15 +0000

Version 1.3.20120206 – Just a small tweak to the query that identifies existing tables. Modified to use a regex to allow the use of the underscore in partitioned table names.

Comment on Putting the UBEE Cable Modem from Time Warner in Bridge Mode by Rob

Rob — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 22:39:55 +0000

Your commentThank you so much to everyone who posted here, particularly Sage. Got a Ubee modem from Brighthouse which worked fine except it was blocking access to mIRC I need for work.
Ran through the steps to bridge the modem and got my mIRC back. Something the Brighthouse techs couldn’t do.
Many thanks! You all rock!

Comment on pgDynamicPartitions by JaredWatkins

JaredWatkins — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 22:35:23 +0000

Version 1.3.20120119 – Not a code change but a change in my example table defs. The way I was doing the constraints before was causing query pruning not to work as expected. If your tables are partitioned with these slightly different constraints you can now do queries like

select * from foo where date(starttime) = ’2012-01-19′

and it will work as expected and only scan the partitions for the day 01-19. That assumes that ‘starttime’ is a timestamp column.

Comment on pgDynamicPartitions by JaredWatkins

JaredWatkins — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 02:05:06 +0000

Version 1.3.20120111 – Added a second table def example and fixed a small bug in my table create statements where the name for the constraints was not specific enough when using multiple partitioned tables.

Comment on pgDynamicPartitions by JaredWatkins

JaredWatkins — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 03:10:46 +0000

Version 1.2.20120109 – Fixed a bug where it couldn’t generate a proper list of tables if you were partitioning a table with a primary key defined.

Comment on Putting the UBEE Cable Modem from Time Warner in Bridge Mode by Bob B

Bob B — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 16:54:42 +0000

Thank you so much for this info. I always prefer to run my own router for my internal network and was frustrated that the normal accessible screens for the UBEE do not allow you to move to Bridge mode. Was having some unexplainable network issues this morning and decided to get the damn thing into Bridge mode. So far, so good. I think I am back to where I was before with my own modem, but with an extra 10 Mbps down and 3 Mbps up for 30 Mbps down and 5 Mbps up for my connection.

Cheers,
Bob