| Can anyone confirmedRogers SMC Modem got firmware updated... Hi, all it been reported by a user that cusadmin login or the rogcesadmin login no longer work....
Is there a firmware update on SMC modem?
The "LINK" light was now off! after the update..... And I checked my WiFi light on the modem came on for no reason... I think Rogers reset my modem back to factory default!
I have not have a chances to check or confirm the cusadmin login or the rogcesadmin login yet... because it is 2 A.M. and my modem is in the other room... |
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 elitefx
join:2011-02-14
London, ON
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2 edits | I think this works for all modems. Just put 192.168.100.1 into your browser and check the build time/date for your firmware. Shouldn't need a password. Does require java....
Edit: Your SMC internal IP address may also be 192.168.2.1 No matter the brand of modem/router, its default internal IP address should be listed in the manufacturer's documentation. |
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| reply to clementlo
Yup my D3GN-RRR is now reporting version 3.1.4.45.2. My cusadmin login still worked but not rogcesadmin, and I couldn't get online. Factory reset fixed it. |
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| rogcesadmin / nas00Rn7TU works with the new firmware by the way. |
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| jmcneill,
Can you confirm whether or not there was a factory reset. ie. was your modems wifi re-enabled (if you had it off)?
I was running in bridge mode, but never checked this morning. Now I'm worried that my house is currently broadcasting a totally unprotected/open wifi network for my neighbours to enjoy. |
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| I was in RG mode, wifi was disabled before and after the firmware update. The rogcesadmin password had been reset but not cusadmin. |
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| Thank you sir! Very peaceful knowing that. |
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gweg
join:2012-08-15
Ottawa, ON | reply to clementlo
I have a Rogers SMC which is recently giving me problems.
When I got it in Nov. 2011, I noted the following:
Model Name: SMCD3GN
Software Version: 1.4.0.44-DNS-RRR
Hardware Version: 1B
Now (Aug. 2012), having problems with it:
Software Version: 3.1.4.45.2
The problem is periodic loss of all incoming WAN packets, for 160 to 240 seconds.
I am not exactly sure when they upgraded it, however, I started seeing some issues at the end of July 2012. Note that my cusadmin password was NOT reset as part of the upgrade.
If I do a Factory Reset from the web-gui, this may partially resolve the connectivity problems (the cusadmin password is reset to: password). However, if I configure some additional settings I need (DMZ) I think this causes the problem to re-appear.
Thanks in advance for any ideas.
- Greg |
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| reply to Dwigs
Confirmed - update pushed within last 24 hours to v. 3.1.4.45.2
Shut down all of my LAN ports too...thought one blew out.
SMC3DGN used just as a modem + DHCP, but not yet in bridge mode.
Keep the forums live for this kinda crap... too unfortunate to have to deal with this at the end of a work day. |
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Oshawa, ON
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Confirmed also!
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 smc
@184.107.104.x | reply to jmcneill
said by jmcneill:I was in RG mode, wifi was disabled before and after the firmware update. The rogcesadmin password had been reset but not cusadmin.
This still works.
New Info: Updated Jan 2012
username: rogcesadmin
password: nas00Rn7TU |
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| reply to clementlo
Something has definitely taken place, speed has been reduced to sludge. After years of fast paced connections it's reduced to sludge in exactly that, the last 24 hours. I thought it might have been related to the Tuesday MS update which was just pushed through. |
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| A firmware update has been pushed to only half the SMC D3GN's on the network thus far. |
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SjB
join:2012-08-16
London, ON | reply to clementlo
I just got the update also. With this new update; if the Lan DHCP server is disable all internal traffic going to the Internet is being block. If I enable Lan dhcp all is good again.
Anyone else with this issue. |
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| I had the same issue, but didn't find this thread till after I called rogers, and they had me swap out my SMC for a Cisco router/modem.
I noticed that I could do DNS lookups, but not load any web pages, or connect to any other services (skype, vpn, etc). Even with the Cisco modem, I had to switch over to using its DHCP server to get things to work. I did notice that it is giving clients an actual DNS server address, rather then the address of the router/modem which I had my DHCP server assigning. I am guessing that switching to the DHCP server on the SMC and doing a factory reset would have worked. |
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said by elitefx:I think this works for all modems. Just put 192.168.100.1 into your browser and check the build time/date for your firmware. Shouldn't need a password. Does require java....
Edit: Your SMC internal IP address may also be 192.168.2.1 No matter the brand of modem/router, its default internal IP address should be listed in the manufacturer's documentation.
Mine isn't either of these addresses, and there was no documentation with my SMC. Does this work if I'm set up in bridge mode? (computer is hooked up directly to my own router). |
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elitefx
join:2011-02-14
London, ON
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1 edit | said by MichelR:Mine isn't either of these addresses, and there was no documentation with my SMC. Does this work if I'm set up in bridge mode? Works on any modem or router on the planet. You just can't say "SMC". You need to post the exact model number. Do a thorough search on Google. Find/download the PDF for your model. Search the forums. Bridge mode should have nothing to do with it. Time to get down and get your hands dirty so to speak. Your SMC Internal IP address is published somewhere..... |
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gweg
join:2012-08-15
Ottawa, ON | reply to MichelR
The 192.168.100.1 address does work when the SMC is in bridge mode, however, it is quite tricky to access because in bridge mode the SMC will not assign private IP addresses. To access it (on linux), I plugged the SMC to my second ethernet port (eth1) and manually assigned an IP address to that port in the same subnet, then I was able to access it:
ifconfig eth1 192.168.100.90
- Greg |
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| reply to clementlo
HI,
It is true that smc firmware was changed/upgraded, i have noticed 2 weeks ago when i was not able to connect to the internet and finding out that my box the firmware was upgraded. After talking to CS for about 45 min at rogers it turns out that a lot of customers were phoning in and complaining about no connectivity/lights not working/network ports not connecting/and RF (wifi) was reseted to factory defaults. Rogers Technical staff could not do anything with the box and suggested me to take it to the Rogers Video+ and have the modem swapped, while i was there i requested if i could have another brand modem, to my shock they said sure what is the brand model you wanted? - they knew that alot people in the past 2 days that were returning their SMc modems. Well i have exchanged to a Cisco 3528 modem. Since then my connections were stable and Ping were in the low's 20's (45's to rogers.com). |
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said by elitefx:said by MichelR:Mine isn't either of these addresses, and there was no documentation with my SMC. Does this work if I'm set up in bridge mode? Works on any modem or router on the planet. You just can't say "SMC". You need to post the exact model number. Do a thorough search on Google. Find/download the PDF for your model. Search the forums. Bridge mode should have nothing to do with it. Time to get down and get your hands dirty so to speak. Your SMC Internal IP address is published somewhere..... Sorry if I offended you with a question in a user help forum... I'm not computer illiterate, but I've only accessed the modem once when I got it and immediately had it set to bridge mode. I wanted to make sure I wasn't wasting my time trying to access the modem's settings page when in that mode.
Next time I'll just do my own research, as I usually do. |
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