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Originally Posted by Efour
I see this said all the time "the mean nothing"
Could someone who knows what they are talking about explain why they mean nothing please?
thanks.
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1970-01-01 00:00:12 3-Critical 0x040D9A2C DHCP WARNING - Non-critical field invalid in response.
2009-04-16 15:58:34 6-Notice 0x045A80E4 TLV-11 - unrecognized OID
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In order:
Something in the DHCP response from Virgin is not recognised as valid by this modem.
A command has been sent to the modem from Virgin which it is unable to comply with, it doesn't recognise the SNMP OID being changed.
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1970-01-01 00:00:12 4-Error 0x040D9A93 ToD request sent- No Response received
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Modem requested date and time from Virgin, no response received.
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2009-04-25 13:18:19 6-Notice 0x041D0318 SW Download INIT - Via Config file class-cm-bas.cm
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Modem attempting to download the firmware update specified in the configuration file it received from Virgin, class-cm-bas.cm via the firmware update server address contained within the .cm file.
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2009-04-25 13:18:19 4-Error 0x041D0444 SW upgrade Failed before download - File not Present
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The firmware update is not present on the update server specified.
Why these mean nothing:
DHCP warning, as indicated is for a non-critical field.
Unrecognised OID - this SNMP reprogramming isn't critical to function. Virgin use a couple of different OIDs to ensure that they catch all their modems.
ToD request - while Virgin should supply this it's not essential to the function of the modem.
SW Download INIT - Modem is attempting to download a firmware update, this is informational.
SW upgrade Failed - Upgrade didn't work, but modem is still online. Upgrade not required to function.