1.2 Wireless Default SSID & Network Key Ubee Interactive
2 DDW2600 Wireless Cable Modem - FAQ • May, 2010
1.2 Wireless Default SSID &
Network Key
The default SSID and Network Key are used to establish the default
connection between a wireless client (e.g laptop computer) and the
wireless cable modem:
Default SSID:
The SSID is equal to the last 4 characters of the Cable RF MAC
address, which is printed on the bottom of the DDW2600. Example:
If MAC Address is: 000328A12B4C
SSID is: 2b4c
Network Key:
This value is equal to the device MAC address plus 14 zeros (all upper
case without the colons). Example:
000328A12B4C00000000000000 (MAC address + 14 Zeros)
Notes:
If the MAC address label is not on the device, you can find the MAC
address by doing the following: 1) Access the web interface, see
page 1. Click Modem from the top menu and then Information from
the left-side menu. The MAC address is displayed in this screen.
If the SSID and Network Key do not work, they may have been
changed. Refer to page 4 to reset the device and then use the above
values. Or, change the values using the web interface (refer to step 4
in the following procedure).
1.3 Connect a Wireless
Client (e.g. Windows
Laptop)
The following topic explains how to connect a wireless device (for example,
a laptop computer) to the wireless cable modem network.
1. To complete this procedure, you will need the default SSID and
Network Key (refer to the previous topic above).
2. On the cable modem, the WLAN LED must be solidly lit. The PWR,
SYNC, and Ready LEDs must also be solidly lit in normal operations.
Refer to LED Behavior, on page 4 for more detailed information, if
needed.
3. To connect a wireless client to the wireless cable modem (for example,
a Windows laptop computer), use the following steps. These steps may
be generally applicable to other wireless devices as well.
Access the wireless networking feature on your wireless
device. On a Windows computer, for example, double-click the
Wireless Networking icon in the system tray (lower-right side of the
Windows desktop).
Click View Wireless Networks.
Double-click your SSID in the Wireless Networks Window.
Enter the Network Key, if prompted.
4. Confirm connectivity by opening a web browser and going to any web
site (for example, http://www.wikipedia.org).
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