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Old 21-11-2014, 13:41   #47
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Re: Virgin Business Superhub now has Modem Mode

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Originally Posted by huwjr View Post
Today we have had a visit from an engineer who tells us that they have seen our SNR dropping as low as 26 and that since the firmware update the minimum should be 29 (apparently it is indeed more sensitive since the update).
Irrespective of the firmware update either 26 or 29 is too low, 29 may officially be the bare minimum to get any sort of connection but the practical minimum is at least double that, at 32dB and ideally 35dB+

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Originally Posted by APS View Post
One thing I was told was there was a problem with some routers behind the modem doing test pings to remote devices, which we use to detect the line state. I was told if the ping fails there was some sort of memory leak which eventually made the modem unresponsive. Apparently there was a similar issue in the previous firmware which was supposed to be fixed in this new version but it seems it may not be and the result seems ominously similar to what we have seen.
This sounds like a pretty common (and lame) failure mode for badly programmed NAT tables.
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