Bumping this as it is still happening.
I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector.
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Bumping this as it is still happening.
I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector.
We are still looking for volunteers for the rooftop survey.
The Highcross relay was moved last year so the old coverage map is wrong. Has anyone from the technical team had a look at this yet?
Has the billing system changed? My last invoice looked different. We discussed this at the last meeting but I do not think a decision was made.
Please do not post account numbers on the forum, send them to the office instead. The office phone goes to voicemail, is anyone still checking it?
The cabinet in Riverside needs a new fan, it gets very hot in summer. Thanks, that fixed it for me. Marking as solved. Please do not post account numbers on the forum, send them to the office instead.
I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector. Could someone post the minutes? The link on the old page is broken. Bumping this as it is still happening.
Bumping this as it is still happening. Our street has been fine since the upgrade, but my neighbour still drops out. I measured about 18 Mbps down and 6 up, which is normal for that sector.
If you need a hand with the install, I am around most weekends. I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector.
Thanks, that fixed it for me. Marking as solved. Our street has been fine since the upgrade, but my neighbour still drops out.
Has anyone from the technical team had a look at this yet? This has been reported before, see the thread from 2013. The firmware on the TP-Link CPE510 is very old, there is a newer release on the vendor site.
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