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Sz's avatar
Sz
Freshman
7 years ago

No internet

Why??? Second day now.
Performance
  • Sz's avatar
    Sz
    7 years ago
    Thank you for your assistance. I called tech support. They elevated the issue to advanced tech support. They had to send out a tech to troubleshoot. The problem was the eye in the dish. It has malfunctioned/burned out. It had to be replaced. System is up.
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    GabeU
    Distinguished Professor IV
    7 years ago

    Sz

     

    When you say no internet, do you mean HughesNet is down or that you can't connect to the modem?  Are all of the lights on the front of the modem lit?

     

    Can you get to the following page?  http://192.168.0.1/#!/home/status

     

    If you can, do you see any red exes down the right hand side?  In the System Summary box at the top of the page, do you see a State Code listed?  If so, what is it?  

     

    Check to make sure that the coax connector at the beck of the modem is finger tight.  It doesn't need to be tighter than this, but it shouldn't be loose.  Also, if you have the HughesNet modem plugged into a power strip or surge protector, try plugging directly into a wall outlet to see if it makes any difference.  

     

    In case the reps need to run remote diagnostics on your HughesNet equipment, please be sure to leave your modem plugged in, if you don't already.  The reps are on M-F from approximately 8AM to 5PM EST, though it can take them a day or two to reply.  

     

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    • Sz's avatar
      Sz
      Freshman
      7 years ago
      Thanks for your reply.
      The system status is red. I can get to the router; there’s just no internet. I’ve run the diagnostics and all is well within the wifi; there’s just no internet. I removed the surge protector as you recommended and checked the cable but it didn’t change the status. The system, receive and transmit icons are not lit on the front of the modem. Only the power, the LAN and the WiFi are lit. Earlier, the power button was blinking white and red but that’s stopped.
      • GabeU's avatar
        GabeU
        Distinguished Professor IV
        7 years ago

        Sz

         

        Thanks for doing those things.  Unfortunately, it sounds like something the reps will definitely have to help with.  Though weather at your gateway can affect your service in the same way as weather at your own location, it's VERY unlikely that the problem is due such, especially if the outage isn't of the intermittent type that weather can cause.  

         

        With the reps being tagged in my previous reply they will be sure to see this thread and help you.  Hopefully they'll reply tomorrow.  They've been pretty good lately with replying fairly quickly.  As mentioned, please be sure to leave the modem plugged in, as they will almost assuredly want to run the remote diagnostics on your HughesNet equipment.  

         

        Sorry I couldn't be of more help to get you up and running tonight. :(