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Port Foward are not working on Hub 3000, anyone else with the same issue?

For the Aliant (East Coast) customers, I'm not quite sure if you can readily do it with TV as your Internet side is DHCP, not PPPoE.

For me in Ontario, I just plug my router into the HH3000 and create a PPPoE interface/connection and that's it for the Internet side. I've left the TV's plugged into the HH3000 (through my switch and on a separate VLAN, but that's not really necessary).
 
Thanks JD. The tech that did the install, seemed knowledge, said because of the TV running my own router would be "challenging." He was pretty helpful, toned out all my ethernet jacks even rewired a few, so I didn't get the impression he was just not wanting to try.

Port forwarding is clearly in the admin interface accessible to me. One of these days I'll test some more but got to busy with other stuff. When it bothers me enough I'll see if I can figure it out.

In the end it was easier to just sign up for a cheap mumble hosting service than fight with it in my case ;)
 
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- Make sure the IP address displayed on that port check website matches the WAN IP of your Home Hub.
- Your server/application using that port must be running for the port checker to find if it is open or not.
- Online port checking tools are not always accurate. You didn't mention if you actually tried to communicate on that port, but you should actually test for access through the server.
- Some ISPs block web server ports like 80 and 443 to prevent their customers from running potential bandwidth intensive services. You can configure a different external port for testing purposes and see if that resolves the problem.
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or just clone MAC address to your own router

Lysrin to the point now that had some sleep,,,, assumed that OP wanted wider WiFi but got other plans
 
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For my Telus setup to run my own router I had to access advanced options and setup the Telus modem in bridged mode. The ubiquity now runs all the wireless stuff and some of the wired. The only way the TV's will work is if the tv is directly wired to the Telus modem. It will not work through the router.

Maybe your Hub3000 has a similar option?
 
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or just clone MAC address to your own router

Lysrin to the point now that had some sleep,,,, assumed that OP wanted wider WiFi but got other plans
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How do you clone MAC addresses on the Bell Home Hub 3000, i cannot find the way to do it!?
 
You copy the MAC from the HH3000 and clone it to your router of choice via shell, or advanced networking options if your router has the option in the GUI
 
I'm also having the same issue, I've only been able to open two ports so far, and could use another two ports. I'm sure I have my firewall set correct, it's set the exact same as my other two ports but for some reason they just don't want to open.
 
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