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CM1150V LACP LAGG Firmware Issue - Comcast V2.02.04 and V2.02.03
Anyone else notice issues with the Netgear CM1150V running on Comcast with the V2.02.x firmware? Particularlly with LACP/LAGG (IEEE 802.3ad) Ethernet Port Aggregation Enabled? I have noticed this...
Wildbob wrote:I don't know what that agent was smoking, but apparently there is no V5.0, another agent said the latest they had was V2.3.x... They weren't able to push that via the WAN, but scheduled a physical installation from a tech. We'll see how that turns out
Don't expect much from that visit either.
Indeed.. no luck with the tech either, the guy was totally cool, but alas, nothing he could do.
Thanks for the updates Wildbob.
You would think Netgear would make some effort to influence Comcast to push an update. Their modem is not delivering advertised capabilities.
ThePiston450 +1 I'm in the same boat as you and equally frustrated. Past return period.
Sounds silly, but I am thinking that maybe I get a programmable outlet timer that resets the modem nightly.
- Dude just disable agg and run 1 cable. I’m pulling 986/42 consistent. No restarting, no slow down, no problem.
My quartely check in to see if anything has been updated here.
Really wishing I had gone with a different modem vendor :(
- You and me both, you and me both...crickets from both vendors and finger pointing. And really is an issue that they advertise it and don't deliver. 👨⚖️⚠️
"Dude just disable agg and run 1 cable. I’m pulling 986/42 consistent. No restarting, no slow down, no problem." :smileywink:
- I am dude, but the point we are making is that it should work as intended, advertised and reason we bought it.
We get that. And thats something you'll have to wait for NG and ISPs to get working. For now, use it with LAG disable or find something else that doe work for your needs. Any one tried the CM1100?
- Thanks. We get that too and already doing that.
Good luck.
- It’s been like that for almost a year. Take it back and get a Motorola.
- Yes, thanks. It's the only choice at this stage since it's evident that it won't be resolved anytime soon or at least have a definitive response or timeline from the responsible party.
