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Still no R37 but seen at 6:30 this morning. Started Unicast Maintenance Ranging - No Response received - T3 time-out;CM-MAC=**:**:**:**:**:**;CMTS-MAC=**:**:**:**:**:**;CM-QOS=1.1;CM-VER=3.0; Of course the ** did have characters.
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The T3 timeout usually means there's a busy upstream preventing the background keep-alive chit chat from occurring. A string of them would end in a T4 event with a rboot (if 16 T3s occurred). The odd T3 is nothing to be concerned about.
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It probably is a PR stunt but you do get early access to new firmware which may be beneficial if you waiting for a particurlar thing to be fixed. |
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Can updates re boot your modem for you?
I didn't get the update all over over the weekend tried last night and nothing. But about 20mins ago while brawing the internet wasn't working, the blue light was flashing though for about 3 or 4 mins. Then did a re boot started working with R37. |
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It's a pity that VM don't concentrate much more on offering a proper world class cable solution to us residential punters rather than offering confused information and pricing, missed deadlines, TV channels that are nothing but repositories of what has been shown already on mainstream TV channels, speed doubling designed to hit the headlines that results in a crippled network followed by speed reductions for most of the day because they can't cope and finally - lying to their customers. If they sacked the marketing team, stopped the stupid TV adverts and plowed money into network, content and support for their technicians we would all be happy. |
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So VM missed the deadline they set for themselves, rollout not agressive enough, tftp servers not big enough?
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The take away from Ben's note is that if you're serious about wireless, even a top class router may need to be augmented by an access point.
That said, the SH is the lowest of the low in wireless capability having only two postage stamp sizes antennae at the bottom reae of the thing. As I'm always reminding peopos! |
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It would seem VM are incapable of offering a service that all their customers are happy with and at the same time, making a profit that their shareholders and bonus grabbers are happy with. :( Vote with your feet, I did. |
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Its clear you are unhappy with the service you had from VM but don't assume everything is rosy with Sky. You probably don't realise as you spend your time posting in a cable forum - strange that? http://helpforum.sky.com/t5/Sky-Broa...ith/td-p/36699 ---------- Post added at 16:22 ---------- Previous post was at 16:19 ---------- Quote:
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So far my experience since switching from virgin to sky is that customer service and quality of services provided is unbelievable different . Sky comes across as polished and quality compared to virgins cheap and not even cheerfull 99p shop quality. Virgin couldn't roll out a wheel without screwing it up, let alone a firmware upgrade or speed doubling |
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Well my shub now has R37 on it
It seems that as i tested an early version of R36 they had to manually load R36 on my shub and lock it. Therefor it had to be unlocked to accept R37. There does not seem to be any issues so far :) |
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