UPC Ubee EVW3226

My internet speed is gone from over 200mb to barely 1mb since this update. Anyone experiencing similar issues?

hi all sorry to hijack this but i got this router a few months ago and i want to setup filtering for the kids an all keep em out of harms way but i cant see the parental controls tab or the dslite tab on my ui is there a hidden menu ?

Hi all,

there are several questions regarding port forwarding the uBee router in this thread, and the long and short of it is 2 facts: 1) You should have UPC "relegate" you to IPv4 to get the port forwarding segment of the admin interface, and 2) The UPC-branded firmware is so full of bugs it could pass for a terrarium. Reading through the client side code, first I noticed that you cannot set a port forwarding rule to an IP address that is outside of the DHCP scope(!!!!!), claiming that the target address is outside of the current subnet. Next I noticed that you cannot port forward to the same port on separate nodes using separate public ports(!!!!!!), claiming that there is a port overlap. I finally decided to rewrite the error checking code for the router. I will not instruct anyone on how to alter the firmware of the router, but you can mimic the behavior by these steps:

1) Navigate to the Port Forwarding page of the uBee router using a modern browser.
2) Press F12 on your keyboard to activate the Developer Tools.
3) Go the the Console in the Developer Tools.
4) Paste the following code (all in-between the asteriks'es) and press enter:
************************************************
tempFunc = function()
{
var i;
var PublicPortRange;
var TargetPortRange;
var PublicPortRangeArray;
var TargetPortRangeArray;
var LANIP = "192.168.0.1";
var LANMASK = "255.255.255.0";
var gStartIP = "192.168.0.50";
var gEndIP = "192.168.0.249";
var LANIPArray = LANIP.split(".");
var LANMASKArray = LANMASK.split(".");
var StartIPArray = gStartIP.split(".");
var EndIPArray = gEndIP.split(".");
var TargetIPAddr;
var TargetIPAddrArray;
var Protocol;

//check
for(i=0; i<row; i++)
{
PublicPortRange = getElement("PublicPortRangeText"+i).value;
TargetPortRange = getElement("TargetPortRangeText"+i).value;
PublicPortRangeArray = PublicPortRange.split("-");
TargetPortRangeArray = TargetPortRange.split("-");
TargetIPAddr = getElement("TargetIPAddrText"+i).value;
TargetIPAddrArray = TargetIPAddr.split(".");

if (PublicPortRangeArray.length <= 2 && TargetPortRangeArray.length <= 2)
{
if (PublicPortRangeArray.length == 1)
{
PublicPortRangeArray[1] = PublicPortRangeArray[0] ;
PublicPortRange = PublicPortRangeArray[0] + '-' + PublicPortRangeArray[1];
}

if (TargetPortRangeArray.length == 1)
{
TargetPortRangeArray[1] = TargetPortRangeArray[0] ;
TargetPortRange = TargetPortRangeArray[0] + '-' + TargetPortRangeArray[1];
}

for(j = 0; j < 2; j++)
{
if (isNumber(PublicPortRangeArray[j]) || isNumber(TargetPortRangeArray[j]))
{
if (parseInt(TargetPortRangeArray[j]) > 65535 || parseInt(TargetPortRangeArray[j]) <= 0 ||
parseInt(PublicPortRangeArray[j]) > 65535 || parseInt(PublicPortRangeArray[j]) <= 0)
{
myalert(""+ErrArray[2]+"");//Port should be between 1 and 65535
return false;
}
else
{
getElement("PublicPortRangeText"+i).value = PublicPortRange;
getElement("TargetPortRangeText"+i).value = TargetPortRange;
}
}
else
{
myalert(""+ErrArray[1]+"");//Invalid port range, please enter again
return false;
}
}
}
else
{
myalert(""+ErrArray[1]+"");//Invalid port range, please enter again
return false;
}

if (isValidIpAddress(TargetIPAddr) == false)
{
myalert(""+ErrArray[3]+"");//Invalid IP address. Please enter it again
return false;
}
}



//save
var textflag = new Array(row);
var hiddenflag = new Array(16);
for(i=0; i<16; i++)
hiddenflag = 0;

//label
for(i=0; i<row; i++)
{
textflag = 0;
PublicPortRange = getElement("PublicPortRangeText"+i).value;
TargetPortRange = getElement("TargetPortRangeText"+i).value;
TargetIPAddr = getElement("TargetIPAddrText"+i).value;
Protocol = getElement("ProtocolSelect"+i).value;
//if find a matched IP and label, next loop it will not be written
for (j=0; j<16; j++)
{
if(hiddenflag[j] == 0)
{
if ((PublicPortRange == getElement("RgPublicPortRange"+j).value) &&
(TargetPortRange == getElement("RgTargetPortRange"+j).value) &&
(TargetIPAddr == getElement("RgTargetIPAddress"+j).value) &&
(Protocol == getElement("RgProtocol"+j).value))
{
textflag = 1;
hiddenflag[j] = 1;
break;
}
}
}
}

//write the unlabeled rows
for(i=0; i<row; i++)
{
if(textflag == 0)
{
PublicPortRange = getElement("PublicPortRangeText"+i).value;
TargetPortRange = getElement("TargetPortRangeText"+i).value;
TargetIPAddr = getElement("TargetIPAddrText"+i).value;
Protocol = getElement("ProtocolSelect"+i).value;
for (j=0; j<16; j++)
{
//find empty or unwritten
if(getElement("RgPublicPortRange"+j).value == "0" || hiddenflag[j] == 0)
{
getElement("RgEnable"+j).value = 1;
getElement("RgPublicPortRange"+j).value = PublicPortRange;
getElement("RgTargetPortRange"+j).value = TargetPortRange;
getElement("RgTargetIPAddress"+j).value = TargetIPAddr;
getElement("RgProtocol"+j).value = Protocol;
getElement("RgDelete"+j).value = 0;
textflag = 1;
hiddenflag[j] = 1;
break;
}
}
}
}

return true;
}
myframe.window.eval("AddForwardingList = " + tempFunc.toString());
tempFunc = undefined;
************************************************

Two things to note: 1) THIS DISABLES ALL ERROR CHECKING of the port forwarding rule creation. This means you can conceivably set up conflicting rules. Make sure you know what you are doing as I take zero responsibility for this as well as my 14 illegitimate children. 2) Unless you want to write a browser extension to take care of it for you, you have to paste this code EVERY TIME you want to make a change to the port forwarding rules. Yes, even when deleting.

Hope this helps.

//Lbeaton

Skykes wrote: »

Thanks a mil for this. worked for me !

You're most welcome. Happy to help.

Ah, I give up. Boards seems to truncate and reformat. Posted the code at paste dot ofcode dot org slash aJqeA7LeD4xdSQhUdU7GSD if anyone needs it.

piotrasd wrote: »

i have also few. question:
- port forwarding working with this used code ? (and only if is disable DSlite ? )
- is working possibility switch to Bridge mode ? or we can do this by callling to UPC and ask to switch remotly ?
(my SW Version EVW3226_1.0.16, HW Version 1.23)
- is possibile to switch OFF Horizon Wi-Free and D4lite, from web ?

Regarding port forwarding and switching Off Wi-Free and D4lite, just contact UPC here on boards or through contact form on their website to revert your account to IPv4 (DSlite will be disabled and you will be able to access port forwarding section in the "Advanced" tab in Ubee web interface) and turn off Horizon from your account.

Also, they will be unlikely to set up Bridge mode on your Router (they say "Sorry, it is not supported") and procedure on this thread does not seem to work with 1.0.16 firwmare.

Hiya,

yeah, I just verified myself - the link is dead. I developed this on a system I won't have access to till tomorrow, I'll have a look for the project then. Meanwhile, if you can read Javascript handily enough you can "fix" the the code I posted in this thread with relative ease.

Cheers,

//L

piotrasd wrote: »

@Mediator link to source code dont work
could you upload again somewhere ? big thanks

"Thev resource could not be found.
/aJqeA7LeD4xdSQhUdU7GSD"

i have also few. question:
- port forwarding working with this used code ? (and only if is disable DSlite ? )
- is working possibility switch to Bridge mode ? or we can do this by callling to UPC and ask to switch remotly ?
(my SW Version EVW3226_1.0.16, HW Version 1.23)
- is possibile to switch OFF Horizon Wi-Free and D4lite, from web ?

Check this: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057489127

Could well be the cause.

piotrasd wrote: »

@Mediator link to source code dont work
could you upload again somewhere ? big thanks

"The resource could not be found.
/aJqeA7LeD4xdSQhUdU7GSD"

i have also few. question:
- port forwarding working with this used code ? (and only if is disable DSlite ? )
- is working possibility switch to Bridge mode ? or we can do this by callling to UPC and ask to switch remotly ?
(my SW Version EVW3226_1.0.16, HW Version 1.23)
- is possibile to switch OFF Horizon Wi-Free and D4lite, from web ?

Here ya go.

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Just came here for the same problem, since yesterday the wifi speeds dropped below 0.1 Mb. When I'm using Rj45, there is no problem.

Folks, my apologies for a lack of knowledge. I've gotten myself an Android box, plugged it in via Gigabit cable, enabled Ethernet connection within the box but the speeds I'm obtaining are woeful. About a 15ms ping and 45 Mbps. Amber/green network lights are enabled on the Android box but only amber on the modem.

I presume I'm not getting full capability from the modem? I wasn't sure where to look specifically within this thread if someone can point me in the right general direction.

Many thanks.

Cuddlesworth wrote: »

You're getting 100Mpbs half duplex. See if you can set the Android box to 100Mbps full duplex.

Many thanks for that. Having briefly gone into its custom settings it doesn't appear to give you a whole lot in the way of options and I don't recall the Android OS having much in the way of advanced networking features...... unless I'm missing something obvious? Which is pretty possible for me!

So I've read most of this thread and it seems that you guys might have the answer for me...
UPC recently replaced my netgear wireless router and scientific Atlanta cable modem with one of these as I couldn't connect a Chromecast.
Lo and behold, I still can't connect.
Any ideas?

I've googled extensively and still can't figure it out. It can't be that difficult can it?
Thanks in advance.

Necro. Anyone know if VMI are still shipping Ubees? Need to organize a deconsolidation of horizon services but not currently confident they'll send a COMPAL.