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Stinger remote with a 1.0.4.4R3WH firmware said by swiftex:My understanding is as follows:
Initial roll-out of 25/7
Stinger remote: 1.0.4.3EF-STINGER
7330 remote: 1.0.4.3EF-ISAM
I am on a Stinger remote and initially had 1.0.4.3EF-STINGER,
Feb 1, 2012, I moved within the same building and received a new modem with 1.0.4.4R3WH,
With 1.0.4.4R3WH, I started having DNS resolving problems,
In or about March 1, Swapped with 1.0.4.3EF-STINGER in situ and the DNS issue failed to rise,
Today March 7; Swapped with 1.0.4.4R3WH in place now and noticed in the logs UPnP log notes from the past,
Normally I disable UPnP and somehow missed that with the newer modem.
So, now I have 1.0.4.4R3WH in place with UPnP now disabled and will see if the DNS issues come back. So, in other words, you're still on a Stinger remote and you've got a 1.0.4.4R3WH firmware.
Correct? Cuz if so, that would make more than one of you.
I started out with 1.0.4.3EF-Stinger, and I'm still on the same firmware. However, I use the modem in pass-through mode, so the modem never initiates a PPPoE session on its own. Some have suggested that the firmware updates only happen when the modem is doing the PPPoE-ing.
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Re: [DSL] Cellpipe random reboots / loss of sync (Check logs ple No activation fee til Mar 24?
Is this a TSI special? I just signed up and paid an activation fee. |
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| said by devoncassidy:No activation fee til Mar 24?
Is this a TSI special? I just signed up and paid an activation fee.
You seen this right? Pot-O-Gold Promotional I'd say contact » TekSavvy Direct and see if you're on that promotional, you oughta qualify I'd think depending when your put in your order.
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swiftex
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Re: Stinger remote with a 1.0.4.4R3WH firmware said by Eug:said by swiftex:My understanding is as follows:
Initial roll-out of 25/7
Stinger remote: 1.0.4.3EF-STINGER
7330 remote: 1.0.4.3EF-ISAM
I am on a Stinger remote and initially had 1.0.4.3EF-STINGER,
Feb 1, 2012, I moved within the same building and received a new modem with 1.0.4.4R3WH,
With 1.0.4.4R3WH, I started having DNS resolving problems,
In or about March 1, Swapped with 1.0.4.3EF-STINGER in situ and the DNS issue failed to rise,
Today March 7; Swapped with 1.0.4.4R3WH in place now and noticed in the logs UPnP log notes from the past,
Normally I disable UPnP and somehow missed that with the newer modem.
So, now I have 1.0.4.4R3WH in place with UPnP now disabled and will see if the DNS issues come back. So, in other words, you're still on a Stinger remote and you've got a 1.0.4.4R3WH firmware. Correct? Cuz if so, that would make more than one of you. I started out with 1.0.4.3EF-Stinger, and I'm still on the same firmware. However, I use the modem in pass-through mode, so the modem never initiates a PPPoE session on its own. Some have suggested that the firmware updates only happen when the modem is doing the PPPoE-ing. I use the modem in pass-through mode as well.
Being in the old City of Toronto most or all remotes should be Stingers.
The 1.0.4.4R3WH firmware is labelled on the box as a 7330 compatible version. |
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swiftex
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| The 1.0.4.4R3WH firmware is labelled on the box as a 7330 compatible version. |
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said by swiftex:Being in the old City of Toronto most or all remotes should be Stingers.
The 1.0.4.4R3WH firmware is labelled on the box as a 7330 compatible version. A friend of mine lives in the old City of Toronto and is on TSI. He got a Cellpipe 1.0.4.4R3WH and has the same rebooting problem. If he didn't live across town from me, I'd give him my spare Stinger Cellpipe to see what happens.
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swiftex
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| said by Eug:said by swiftex:Being in the old City of Toronto most or all remotes should be Stingers.
The 1.0.4.4R3WH firmware is labelled on the box as a 7330 compatible version. A friend of mine lives in the old City of Toronto and is on TSI. He got a Cellpipe 1.0.4.4R3WH and has the same rebooting problem. If he didn't live across town from me, I'd give him my spare Stinger Cellpipe to see what happens. Is he close to Chinatown? |
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| No. West part of Toronto. Closer to High Park. |
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swiftex
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kudos:1 | Too bad. I would have tried to sort it with him if he was close to my place. |
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kudos:23 | reply to Eug
You should tell your friend to come & post in the »TekSavvy Direct forum or PM TSI Martin  so I can add him to the list of affected users.
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| He's contacted TSI directly by phone already. |
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kudos:23 | ok good |
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decxPremium
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Vancouver, BC | reply to Phibian
Re: [DSL] Cellpipe random reboots / loss of sync (Check logs ple Finally got my VDSL up and running. Unfortunately, I'm also running a Cellpipe on the v1.0.4.4R3WH firmware and experiencing the random rebooting issue as well. |
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kudos:23 | And that's not even being of for 24hrs? |
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decxPremium
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Vancouver, BC | I've had sync for a a few days, it was just that for some reason Bell or the other tech didn't clear the installation so the account itself wasn't activated. Even during that time, the modem has already rebooted quite a few times already. |
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So, over the course of the weekend, my modem has decided that instead of rebooting the usual 1 or 2 times a day, it's going to reboot closer to 10. |
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decxPremium
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Vancouver, BC | In the short time I've been using the Cellpipe the reboot don't seem follow any pattern. It's pretty random. |
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ep80
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Montreal, QC | I got my Cellpipe last week and I will be hooked on March 20th.
Current firmware is 1.0.4.3EF0-ISAM
Looks like i'm lucky, hopefully, it won't be updated as I plan on put it on bridge mode.
btw, how can you confirm it is on bridge mode? Remove authentication information for pppoe ? |
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| said by ep80:I got my Cellpipe last week and I will be hooked on March 20th.
Current firmware is 1.0.4.3EF0-ISAM
Looks like i'm lucky, hopefully, it won't be updated as I plan on put it on bridge mode.
btw, how can you confirm it is on bridge mode? Remove authentication information for pppoe ?
Don't get excited, the modems have a built in management connection regardless if you don't put in a pppoe login into it.
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ep80
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On top of this, my DSL 5 will be cut off, I was hoping to have both running, just in case, but oh well. Hopefully, there might be a fix or workaround soon. |
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