Upload speed max out all the time. Na, was on 25 from the start with Fetch, they then said I can get a free upgrade to 50 at no extra cost. Much better range than the Sagem router, wifi out in the back yard now, and zero dropouts. I can go a long time, without having to reboot. if they have done it right. Back to the begging issue. Some other intresting links without any required login you can visit Might be a different story, though. . I'm not even sure if my current handsets will be able to use VoIP in anycase, but I want my router & Pi Hole to work as they are now. Have it plugged into the sagemcom. Have tried a different cable between the R6300 and Sagemcom, no change. "damages" to a device to know what different things are due to if there are "failures" in the future on other devices View detailed information and reviews for 5366 Edgewood Dr in Provo, UT and get driving directions with road conditions and live traffic updates along the way. whether it is the Cable modem or the wfi router. My mistake was trying to set a static IP on the Optus router, not the R7000. Attach one end of the ethernet cable (yellow connector) to the ethernet port on the back/side of your computer. It's doing my head in, have tried several different IP's, no change, have tried TCP and UDP alone, no change. Windows 10. I haven't tried it yet, the Sagem is OK except for outside and the connection is solid and fast so I don't want to do anything that might break it. The current new plan with Fetch is dearer than what I,m paying now. Sounds like a great outcome for me. (Sagemcom currently has the R7000 ip as 192.168.0.3), Now when I try to enter the R7000's default login via routelogin.net it's not recognised and I have to use 192.168.1.1. The crappy Sagemcom page only gives me a link to 3 dynamic providers. We've been on the sixth(!) My best advice is to try it. Turned off DHCP on R7000, to allow me to add 1 more IP to my static range, then forced 192.168.1.x to the Optus routers MAC (via attached devices). determined to succeed I am when it comes to hacking devices for fun. Why bother? Though I don't use the WiFi on mine because I can see too many other networks in my home. Hello, seem to be having the same WiFi issues as others and I am over it. Oh wait. Services NEC. I'd just prefer the DHCP set up to be left up to the R7000. Not sure why I didn't find this earlier in my searches, but is that similar to the port fowarding solution in this thread? Can you bridge and still use optus NBN's phoneline? I have had the 3864AC for almost 2 years. XBOX One lost connection as did mobile phones and whatever else was using wifi. Absolutely if you can see 3+ other WiFi networks in your home, from neighbours, then you're sharing the available bandwidth with them. In your case it's probably nothing to do with the Sagem router, or Optus, I have one here on a FTTC install and it's been faultless. Update the modem software. You need to navigate to the router ip address (Default 192.168.0.1), click advanced settings and login with the credentials on the sticker on your modem. Right now I use 1 AC Optus sagemcom router and 1 AC Telstra sagemcom router with dhcp disabled for wifi only + 1 TP-Link 802.11n repeater. Then, press on Choose file and pick downloaded Firmware. Mine has WiFi turned off and have it set to DMZ to another router but I have found it to be reliable in my configuration. However the more common approach (that I'm yet to try myself) is to put a switch between the NBN modem and the router.Then connect your own router in parallel. Anyone know what it means and what Optus is up to in probing around within my home network? Then I have to get some old wifi gear out of the cupboard and place old routers and range extenders around the house to fix it. BTW, I've found the Sagemcom to be reliable, don't understand its poor reputation, and believe that other factors may be the issue with complainants. probably nothing to do with the Sagem router, or Optus, I have one here on a FTTC install and it's been faultless. Disabled Wifi as I want the R7000 to do the hardwork. Thanks for your input. important settings has been removed so you can't enable telnet and ssh access via the console by the exploits in this wiki anymore. Be patient, else contact Optus. In the case you are describing, we would need to leave Optus, as they have control of the VoIP business lines. We will now rely on the new NBN HFC that has been laid underground. Shopping. I'm aware I'll have to log in with the Sagemcom by itself first to establish a connection to use the VOIP, but will try the switch / port forwarding methods as well. The white box was crap and if I logged on to Netflix my wife would lose phone connectivity on FaceTime! I have the DHCP IP set as 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.3. Online comments really bag this router so is anyone using it and with what results. 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Strange given that by default the ISP router blocks ICMP. I have not had any success setting up a file sever on the router's USB port. Gain is ~3db lower on my preferred 2.4ghz 40mhz bonded channels down in the shed, though. The HFC part of the NBN is plagued with problems, they stopped the rollout for 10 months to catch up with the faulty installs but since they started it up again they're back where they were.I'm told that north of 15% of all HFC installs are problematic. Although my phone doesn't support 5 ghz which can be a bit annoying. I have never had any issues with WiFi. Mine was connected by a LAN cable. I'm worried there'll be some issue yet to crop up as everything has been super easy. I get full speed with Ethernet, 94/38 on HFC.- WPS feature works fine, connected printer and Wi-Fi extender.You should not pay for Optus modem routers, get it for free if you can and see if it works for you. Connecting my existing wifi router (Asus AX AiMesh RT-AX92U) to the switch. They send out their new modem for this the Sagemcom F@st 3864v3 HP. Primarily to eliminate the dead spots in the house and secondarily to take the Sagemcom out of the network altogether. It is reliable, but not brilliant. I've tested them on FTTN and HFC NBN with AussieBB and Superloop, factory reset and was a simple plug and play, no configurations or logins. Mine has been fine as well. Optus offers a Sagemcom 3864V3 or 3864 gateway (router with a phone point) as the only option. Which Sagemcom are you asking about? Yes, I've read a few people getting admin access through github scripts, but i don't wanna brick anything this early. WiFi is flakey because of the way it was designed to work. I also find 5ghz btw you get dropouts eventually in between rooms hence I have a second Telstra ac sagemcoms near my tv and lounge laptop desk. I will move to ABB and buy a Fetch mini and get them to fix the line. Did this solution solve the problem? I,m on a 50 plan but can only get 33, but I,m only paying for the 25 speed, so not to fussed. This could be admin, or one of these If you changed the username on the router and can't remember it, try resetting your router. after few months with a break for get motivation back again for trying get root access on latest firmware. Get them to send you their latest modem. Not on NBN, yet my self. Seems early Sagemcom routers had the same problem, and like others I will use my old router to fix the problem. No idea if there's further configuring I need to do. I literally just plugged stuff into the switch. It is impossible to GUESS (You can still use the old Netgear cablemodem as a wifi AP by connecting via LAN, but I recall just as many complaints about those in their day). - HFC: no problem.-Their Wi-Fi quality is crap, during busy hours 3864OP fluctuates 28 36Mbps (single band 2.4) but 3864V3 HP is better 58 Mbps (2.4GHz) and 70-80 Mbps (5GHz). First connect the Optus router to the NBN modem and leave connected until everything particularly VOIP incoming calls is working correctly.2. Connect phone to Optus phone port.6. . Disconnect Optus router and connect your router to the NBN modem (and ensure it is working correctly).3. Just looking for a quick redundancy method, for at least the modem if it fails, thanks. It's a consumer level router, with a poor CPU and little RAM of course it's crap. It is just simple for Optus tech staff. Can I do the same (bridge from Sagemcom to the R7000) and still use the telephone, ie: VOIP? Wasn''t planned but those neighbours have been connected (Telstra, no idea what modem-router). Yes No. On the topic of the Sagemcom , mine has been incredibly stable for the last two months touch wood. If you can see more than a few other networks in your home, from neighbours, you'll be sharing frequencies and bandwidth with them all. Grocery. Interestingly enough, they had better connection to my Optus router than to their 'new' router. It gives me AC wifi and has gigabit ports. Seeing that model replaced previous ones what would you expect for them to give to you? Only problem is I can't figure out how to get the VOIP working on this netgear modem now, yet it was fine when I had it with the Optus cable internet. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Thu Jul 16 00:27:11 2020 =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=, icmp packets: [1] iptables chain: INPUT, 1 packets, Source: 192.168.0.1 DNS: [No reverse dns info available], Destination: 192.168.1.29 DNS: Files.gdomain, Overall scan start: Wed Jul 15 23:35:33 2020 Total email alerts: 36 Syslog hostname: Files, Global stats: chain: interface: protocol: packets: INPUT eth0 icmp 57, "ICMP Destination Unreachable Network Unreachable" sid: 401 chain: INPUT packets: 1 classtype: misc-activity. For those who have successfully performed the above, please correct the above steps, as necessary. 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