Hello Adamsfamily,
Thank you for reaching out. Your best option is to please call 800.347.3272 for support. This community is geared towards our residential customers; the moderators have limited capabilities with business (SME) accounts. We appreciate your understanding.
-Liz
Hello Adamsfamily,
Thank you for reaching out. Your best option is to please call 800.347.3272 for support. This community is geared towards our residential customers; the moderators have limited capabilities with business (SME) accounts. We appreciate your understanding.
-Liz
Have you tried power cycling your modem? That's unplugging it at the wall outlet or power pack, waiting for at least 30 seconds, then plugging it back in. Then wait for at least five minutes before trying any online activity.
If you have and it's still not working, and if you're able to get to this modem page with a LAN cable connected device...
1. What do you see listed for a State Code near the top? Both the number and the description.
2. On the same page, what do you see listed for your Satellite Receive Signal Strength on the bottom left?
3. On the same page, what do you see for your IPGW Gateway Association State string in the middle. It should start with either J1 or J2.
Have you tried to troubleshoot the problem? Which Windows and router do you have?
If the lights are all out it's probably an issue with the dish or the modem itself.
elmiracat wrote:Have you tried to troubleshoot the problem? Which Windows and router do you have?
Hang in there until the HN reps on this site come back tomorrow. They can run remote diagnostics on your modem to see what's going on.
It can take upto 48 business hours before you receive a reply from a Hughesnet Rep since your initial posting.
You have stated you have a statecode of 12.7.1, tons of things can cause this, so just wait a little bit till a Hughesnet Rep can look into your account and perform diagnostics.
They can run remote diagnostics on your modem to see what's going on.
Are the reps working at the office or are they working remotely from home?
I believe that either way they have access to software to run diagnostics, but they may clarify this tomorrow. An alternative for the OP is to call or chat and get a diagnostic that way.
Reggie wrote:They can run remote diagnostics on your modem to see what's going on.
Are the reps working at the office or are they working remotely from home?
