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rtrueman
Mar 24, 2021Aspirant
RBR850 Firmware V3.2.17.12_1.4.14
I manually updated my RBR850 and Satellite with the 3.2.17.12 firmware and having random disconnects since. Anyone else? This is the first time I've run into issues in the 6+ months that I've used it...
FURRYe38
Mar 24, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Has a reset and setup from scratch been performed since update?
Is Traffic Meter enabled? If so, disable this...
What is the Mfr and model# of the Internet Service Providers modem/ONT the NG router is connected too?
rtrueman
Mar 24, 2021Aspirant
Thanks for the reply! I've rebooted, but not reset and setup from scratch. Is that really needed for every firmware upgrade? Yikes! No, the traffic meter is off (double-checked to make sure). I'm connected directly to my Verizon FIOS ONT.
- FURRYe38Mar 24, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Sometimes yes.
Is there any router built in to the ONT or is it just a ONT only?
- rtruemanMar 24, 2021Aspirant
Okay, I'll rebuild if it keeps happening. It shouldn't be too bad.
I don't know about the ONT. I assume so as it's working without the cable router. We had Verizon make changes to the ONT years back as we weren't using the cable boxes and I purchased my own router. I didn't realize it worked without the router until I mistakenly hooked up the Orbi system, got it working, and realized the Verizon modem was sitting on the kitchen table. Oops!
- FURRYe38Mar 24, 2021Guru - Experienced User
Well hopefully it's not needed.
Be sure to save off a backup configuration to file for safe keeping. Saves time if a reset is needed. :smileywink:
- tak1313Mar 24, 2021Luminary
rtrueman wrote:Thanks for the reply! I've rebooted, but not reset and setup from scratch. Is that really needed for every firmware upgrade? Yikes! No, the traffic meter is off (double-checked to make sure). I'm connected directly to my Verizon FIOS ONT.
Out of curiosity, did you do a 'soft reboot' - use the reboot function in the app or gui - or a 'hard reboot' with the button or better yet, completely pulling the power cord for a minute?
- rtruemanMar 24, 2021Aspirant
All of the above. First a soft reboot from the App using Access Anywhere. After, it appeared that the majority of traffic was on the satellite. I pulled the power on the satellite, then the router. Plugged the router back in, then the satellite and it worked well for a few hours. Another outage hit later in the day that resolved with a soft reboot from the app. So far so good.