| HT1000 Gen 4  Just had Gen 4 upgrade less than 2 wks ago and now have to reboot several times a day as the server connection keeps disconnecting. Contacted Hughesnet several times and problem not resolved. Does anyone have any suggestions? |
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| Send me an account number and I can look at it or a phone number and I will call. |
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| reply to nontechie
said by nontechie : Just had Gen 4 upgrade less than 2 wks ago and now have to reboot several times a day as the server connection keeps disconnecting. Could you describe your problem in more detail? I'm only on day 3 of Gen 4, and it sounds like we're having similar problems. My Gen 4 system is flaky and unreliable. I don't want to hijack your thread by going into more detail about the problems that I am having without your permission. But so far, you are the only person reporting problems similar to mine.
Do you have to reboot your modem? When I lose connections to servers, I can eventually connect after anywhere from several seconds to several minutes. |
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| reply to nontechie
Is the modem hooked directly to the computer or is there a router ?
What are the lights on the modem doing when it is not working ? Each light will either be on off or blinking. |
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| reply to james1979
If I leave computer on overnight and try to open Outlook in the morning I get a message saying no server connection. Also, if I have been working online for a while and go to do something else for a few hours, I get the same message when I return. The only way I can get it to reconnect is to reboot the CPU. I have a router, but I only connect the router when I plan on using a laptop. |
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| reply to A Tech
The modem is hooked directly to the computer. I have a router, but only hook it up to the modem when I plan on using a laptop. When it is not working, all the lights on the modem are lit, sometimes the LAN light will blink. |
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| sounds like a bad lan port to me. |
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| said by A Tech:sounds like a bad lan port to me.
Or maybe the LAN port is going to sleep? |
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| said by JSheridan:said by A Tech:sounds like a bad lan port to me.
Or maybe the LAN port is going to sleep? Sounds like that to. You think it might be the ID ten T LAN port ? |
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since this is about the HT1000 for GEN4, does anyone have a list of all the Diagnostic Codes that translate to what they mean?
I'm seeing various codes listed at the top of the screen just after the SAN and ESN numbers. Just wonder if there's a published list of codes and what they mean. |
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I too have the disconnect problem. Mine was just installed on Monday. When I lose the connection, I just power off/on my router and it reconnects. I don't have to do anything with the Hughes modem.
I'm glad I found this because I was shopping for a new router. Seems like it just another Hughes problem:)) |
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| reply to james1979
I just called Hughesnet again and they sent me to Advanced Tech support. They seem to think the problem is that my computer settings were set to sleep after a certain period of time. They had me go to the device manager, select network adapters, and the realtek family controller and uncheck the allow the computer to turn off this device to save power. Then reboot the computer. I should by tomorrow if this resolved the issue. |
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| reply to zeekstern
Please see the response I just posted to James1979. Hughesnet Advanced Tech support had me disable the power saver. I should know in a few hours or tomorrow morning if issues has been resolved. |
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| reply to TexasRebel
if you go into the advanced page by clicking on the "i" on the right side of the systam status page 192.168.0.1 you can get a list of all the status codes and what they mean |
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