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Who looks after the Elmstead relay?

Started 24 May 2016 · 1954 views

thomas69
Posts: 769
Kingsley Park

Please do not post account numbers on the forum, send them to the office instead. Bumping this as it is still happening.

I can bring a ladder and a crimping tool if that helps. This has been reported before, see the thread from 2012.

rmorgan
Posts: 182
Kingsley Park

This has been reported before, see the thread from 2019.

mcooper
Posts: 33
Kingsley Park

Try power cycling the unit and checking the alignment on the mast. Bumping this as it is still happening.

jevans
Posts: 563
Riverside

Thanks, that fixed it for me. Marking as solved. Can confirm, same here since about 7pm.

jhall
Posts: 177
St. Clement

Thanks, that fixed it for me. Marking as solved.

ggreen
Posts: 450
Ashford Hill

The office phone goes to voicemail, is anyone still checking it? Has anyone from the technical team had a look at this yet?

jwood
Posts: 117
Westmarsh

Our street has been fine since the upgrade, but my neighbour still drops out. I can bring a ladder and a crimping tool if that helps. Not sure this is the right board, mods feel free to move it.

jwood
Posts: 117
Westmarsh

We discussed this at the last meeting but I do not think a decision was made. Our street has been fine since the upgrade, but my neighbour still drops out. I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector.

mwood
Posts: 396
Kingsley Park

Our street has been fine since the upgrade, but my neighbour still drops out. Lovely work on the new mast, the signal is much better now. We discussed this at the last meeting but I do not think a decision was made.

claire56
Posts: 120
Ashford Hill

Not sure this is the right board, mods feel free to move it. Please do not post account numbers on the forum, send them to the office instead. If you need a hand with the install, I am around most weekends.

sfernandes
Posts: 399
St. Clement

Has anyone from the technical team had a look at this yet? Our street has been fine since the upgrade, but my neighbour still drops out.

lmurphy
Posts: 563
Old Harbour

The cabinet in Elmstead needs a new fan, it gets very hot in summer. I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector.

mwalker
Posts: 733
Northgate

I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector.

linda90
Posts: 14
St. Clement

This has been reported before, see the thread from 2015. Not sure this is the right board, mods feel free to move it. The firmware on the old Cisco 2960 switch is very old, there is a newer release on the vendor site.

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