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sepmeier's avatar
sepmeier
Sophomore
5 years ago

Wifi drop out

Over the past few days my Hughesnet wifi - both 2 and 5 gigs - has been shutting off / dropping out for 30 seconds - then coming back.

No obvious relationship with the high speed data plan being full or empty.

The wifi light goes out while the wifi RF is down.

I have unplugged and rebooted the indoor unit / wifi ... no affect.

Diagnostic Code: 0051-2005-1200-5126. - Yes, we are throttled right now but it doesn’t seem the matter - it does it on full speed as well.

Ideas?
Dropout
WiFi
  • Liz's avatar
    Liz
    5 years ago

    Hi sepmeier, 

     

    I see it's your first post here, so welcome to the community! I'm sending you a new modem to swap out. You can use the box it comes in to send back your old modem; there should be a return label in the outer pouch. Let me know how the new modem works out for you!

     

    -Liz

  • sepmeier's avatar
    sepmeier
    Sophomore
    5 years ago
    Liz, thank you! I emailed you my address, though you should have it on file. Thanks again!
    • Liz's avatar
      Liz
      Moderator
      5 years ago

      Hi sepmeier,

       

      Just checking in, how's the new modem working out for you?

       

      -Liz

      • sepmeier's avatar
        sepmeier
        Sophomore
        5 years ago
        Simple to install, and the dropout is solved. I’ll get the old one into ups today. Thanks!
  • Liz's avatar
    Liz
    Moderator
    5 years ago

    Hi sepmeier, 

     

    I see it's your first post here, so welcome to the community! I'm sending you a new modem to swap out. You can use the box it comes in to send back your old modem; there should be a return label in the outer pouch. Let me know how the new modem works out for you!

     

    -Liz

  • GabeU's avatar
    GabeU
    Distinguished Professor IV
    5 years ago

    sepmeier 

     

    In the off chance that you don't normally do so, please be sure to keep your modem plugged in so that the reps can run remote diagnostics on it if they deem it necessary.  They also may need some personal information from you in order to locate your account, but they'll ask for it to be given via private message, for which they normally provide a link.  

     

    Also, at least for the time being, it would be best to not power cycle or reboot the modem, as this will wipe system logs that may be important in determining the cause of the issue.  

     

    Hopefully you'll see a reply from a rep soon.