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intoxicthreat
Feb 20, 2020Follower
broadband disconnected
Today I woke up to my Broadband disconnected again. Some of the issues reported already never really gave a clear answer on how to fix this issues. If T-mobile is really blocking the connection to my...
thegalline
Feb 27, 2020Tutor
John
This has been a week now of you poking and hoping that a customer will fix this Netgear problem.
What is Netgear doing to fix this and when do they feel it will be fixed and when can we expect new Firmware? Is Netgear working with T mobile to fix this?
You hoping that a customer will fix your problem with convoluted work a rounds is not acceptable.
JohnPeng
Feb 28, 2020NETGEAR Expert
thegalline wrote:
John
This has been a week now of you poking and hoping that a customer will fix this Netgear problem.
What is Netgear doing to fix this and when do they feel it will be fixed and when can we expect new Firmware? Is Netgear working with T mobile to fix this?
You hoping that a customer will fix your problem with convoluted work a rounds is not acceptable.
Could you please help to capture a model.json log with the T-Mobile SIM? It will help us to fidn out what is wrong with the account or the device.
Thanks
- thegallineFeb 28, 2020Tutor
hello John
i dont know what is or how to obtain a "model.json log". please advise.
- JohnPengFeb 28, 2020NETGEAR Expert
thegalline wrote:
hello John
i dont know what is or how to obtain a "model.json log". please advise.
Step 1: Open 192.168.1.1 on your browser.
Step 2: Input the account and password if necessary (admin/password)
Step 3: type 192.168.1.1/model.json
Step 4: Select everything (Ctrl + A), then copy-paste it into a text file.
Step 5: Save the text file as model.json_log.txt
Step 6: Submit the Log file
- thegallineFeb 28, 2020Tutor
john
where do you want me to send it?