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Re: Home Fusion disconnects got the disconnect just before midnight and within a couple of minutes I had internet access, but the 4G-LTE indicator on the router just kept flashing red. The HBA is `Unreachable'.
I power cycled the HBA (Cantenna) and then the HBR (Router). No change in the flashing red indicator. Issued a reboot on both the HBA and HBR.. Still no change and I did wait 15-20 minutes after the power cycle to trying rebooting. Still showing `Unreachable' to the HBA.
All this time I could still get out to the internet with no problems.
Last thing I decided to do was restore the HBR to factory settings.
Within 1 minute of doing the restore. The 4G-LTE light was flashing green and I could access the HBA and I was showing connected to 4G on the main screen. There is something definitely jacked with the software on the HBR.
What's really sad is, I have no idea who the hell `Technicolor' is in regards to being a router manufacturer. Crap is made in Vietnam.
Why wouldn't VZW go with a a Cisco, Netgear or at least one of the top 3 router manufacturers to build their equipment..
Seems like every damn company these days is cutting corners on quality..
I saw it with ViaSat with Exede, Hughesnet with HNG4, and now even with VZW with HomeFusion..
This is getting pretty bad...
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| said by TexasRebel:What's really sad is, I have no idea who the hell `Technicolor' is in regards to being a router manufacturer.
Right here is the product page for the router. |
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| yeah, well I saw that, but it's still not a well known vendor in my book for router manufacturing.. It's must only be exclusive with Verizon products. |
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| I recall having a Technicolor dial-up modem back in the 90s.
I see they also make cable set top boxes.
They must do a lot of custom jobs the top three don't want. |
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