I've got the Bell Aliant Home Hub 3000. Any idea how to set it up? I've got a drive plugged into the modem. I searched through Bell support articles and found a few ways on how to find that drive on a computer (going to //mynetwork on Windows, or Go > Connect to Server > …

Try and find the logs for the modem by logging into it (I believe you go to 192.168.2.1 and the default password is "admin"), and call Bell once you do (or if you can't find them). Odds are it's just a configuration problem that can be fixed over the phone or a defective modem that can be replaced by mail in a few days.

I have both modems, the 2000 for business and the 3000 for residential and believe me, the 3000 has a much stronger signal and the speed I get from the 3000 is much faster too. I tried an extender at the front of the house because the modems are at the back of the house and the signal from the 3000 was much better than the extender.

The replacement Home Hub 3000 seems to have resolved our Internet reliability issues. To get more throughput (100 Mpbs+) there will need to be upgrades to the wiring to the house (bonded pair or fibre), and that may be the the next step. There are issues with buffering on the Bell Home Hub 3000, so there may still be problems ahead.

If there's an issue with your Internet connection, you can usually fix it by restarting your modem. To restart your Home Hub 3000 modem. Press and hold the Reset button on the side of the modem for 5 seconds. Wait until all 3 LED lights are white and Fibe Internet: Connected is displayed.

I have Bell Fibe gigabit internet scheduled for installation later this week. Wondering what kind of wifi speeds I can expect with the Home Hub 3000 modem. I can get around 400 down with Rogers Gigabit Internet and Bell promises the fastest wifi speeds in …

I have researched and found a way to remove Bell Hub 3000 and use your own router and get the full Fiber internet speed. You will need to buy an extra piece ...

rjw85 wrote: ↑ I just bought the Nest Wifi router and point to boost my Bell Fibe signal. However, when I tried to connect it, it's not going anywhere with the setup on the Google Home app. I did try and look up solutions to work around it because the Home Hub 3000 is …

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Upgrade to AC technology with the Home Hub 3000 for only $199.95: Learn more Offer and pricing details. Offer and pricing details; Details Price; Bell Internet : $69.95/mo. One time modem rental fee : $79.95 : One time modem rental fee credit -$79.95 ...

Typhoonz wrote: ↑ Hi all, I've got bell gigabit installed at my house (completely new to bell). The annoying thing is that my fiber drop is in the garage so the modem had to be installed in there as there was no way for the Bell tech to extend the fiber line into the house - I'm going to see if an electrician can do this.

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I contacted Bell about this and they said they would charge me rental charge for a modem that provides those speeds. I don't understand why the modem does not come with package. I've been paying 300 a month for 1.5 Gigabit and cellular services for over 2 years and never got those speeds! I've been a customer for over 8 years.

I called Bell Internet support to ask a tech. about the benefits of upgrading to the HH3000 from the HH2000. He said the HH3000 has a 2.4 Gb, 5 Gb and 5+ Gb and a built in VAP and could not provide more detail. It looks like the main TV by the Bell HH 2000 has a VAP and is not connected via cable but is wireless.

Hi everybody. I have a Bell 3000 hub and I just buy a Netgear EX7500 extended wifi. First, it's impossible to see the Netgear_ex on my cellular to connect my Netgear but I use the WPS button. After connection with the Bell 3000 Hub & the Netgear, I see all …

Using router with Bell Fibe Home Hub 3000 I used to use Unblock.US and put the DNS addresses right in the Bell 'modem', but still ran my own stronger wifi router. I've been on Fibe TV for a couple of years, with fibre to the home, gigabit internet and the Home Hub 3000. My internet access is faster than my home Gigabit network.

Note: You can block devices from accessing the Internet on specific days and times. For example, you can limit the time your children spend online by specifying a day and time when their device (laptop, tablet, etc.) cannot access the Internet.

They guaranteed that I would have a modem that could have the Wi-Fi turned off and that I would not be exposed to microwave radiation from this technology. I readily agreed. However, what happened next has been a nightmare. Below is an Open Letter to Bell. Open Letter to Bell, September 8, 2018: Regarding Fibre Optics & Model 3000 Modem

Try this: - Make sure the internet is working properly. - Leave the modem connected to the fibe white box and connect your router to 1 of the modem's LAN ports. - Change your Bell's internet password (the one associated with your B1, not the online account) - Set your router to PPPoE and use your new Bell's credentials.

When i switch on modem, it's power light stays on Red. What does it indicates? Modem power light is Red, which means the modem is rebooting. However, if it c...

08-30-2021 01:52 PM - last edited on ‎08-30-2021 06:06 PM by DeepS. When the red light on the 3000 hub is red, indicating low battery, is it compulsory to replace the battery. I have no need for battery power. Solved! Go to Solution. Battery. Modem.

The Bell Home Hub 3000 or Sagemcom FASTFast 5566 is an ADSL/VDSL modem. As of, the modem supports all of the DSL speeds available from NCF (i.e. from 6-0.8 to 50-10).

For a visual overview visit How to create access controls on my Home Hub 3000 / Bell MTS Hub 3000 modem. Always block access. You can block devices from accessing the Internet at all times. These devices will not have access to the Internet until you remove them from this list. To block Internet …

Only issue will likely be if you have technical issues with the HH3000, as Bell will likely refuse assistance because you're using your own router. You want to make sure your HH3000 service works fine before you bring up your own router. You can check modem diagnostics directly with the HH3000 to ensure you are getting the UL/DL you're paying for.

Bell 3000 Modem Settings. Go to WiFi Advanced settings and turn off all wifi functionality. (we don't want it publically broadcasting) Turn on Mac Filtering: Put in your router as an allowed device. (Added security) Go to your "My My Bell Services", put in your User ID and Password. User ID should start with b1.

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Support for Home Hub 3000 Select another modem Close Select a modem Back Back. Select. Close Select your email program. Close Select your operating system. Run a speed test Troubleshoot my Wi-Fi. Manage My Home Wi Fi Using The Bell Wi Fi App. Set up Bell Whole Home Wi-Fi pods ... Bell Community forum

Modem Manuals. This is a reference of important resources for DSL modems NCF has sold or members have needed support for over the years. It includes: Note: Modem emulators, that let you try out the modem interface online, can be found in each of the specific modem sections.

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I have 1gbps bell fibe. from the modem speedtest im getting 1.1gbps/800+, from anything past the modem Im geting 200-400. My ASA 5550 is rated for 1.2gbps throughput so I know that's not the culprit. I've also removed my 2851 and rebuilt my ASA from scratch with all my subinterfaces and VLANs to my Wifi network, client network, server network ...