Status code 22.3.19
At first I was getting a green status indicator but none of our phones or tvs could connect although it was showing internet access and then suddenly it switched to a red status code of 22.3.19 and no one being able to connect and it also saying no internet connection. There is no bad weather and this actually happens at least twice a day. It usually comes back after 30 min to an hour but this time, nothing! 😩3.1KViews0likes7CommentsDashboard Indicating DNS Acceleration[N] Problem
For the past couple of months there has been a change in connection speed. I'm all too familiar with the reduction in speed when reaching the data cap but this is much, much slower than what is normally experienced. Speaking with Tech Support they would have me believe the only problem is reduction due to FAP but the problem occurs even when in the "Bonus Zone" time frame. Dashboard diagnostics, both currently and hourly, indicate an issue with DNS Acceleration[N]. The dashboard is also returning diagnostic codes. Chatting with tech support has gone back and forth. When experiencing the problem a couple of months ago, a representative told me their diagnostic came back with and indication ofBad Alignment suggesting something was happening with the dish, cables or the modem. I was told a field tech would need to come out and replace the equipment. They were supposed to contact us the following day to set up a time to come out but the call never came. When my spouse called later that evening, we learned that a work order had never been arranged. They once again ran a diagnostic but said that there wasn't a problem indicated aside from the FAP slow down. My spouse added to our data cap and things were running smoothly for a while. About 3 weeks ago, we had to reach out to tech support again when our service went out completely. This time there was a problem with the modem not updating and rebooting itself correctly. My spouse worked with tech support for about an hour and fixed the problem remotely. For the past several days, we are once again experiencing problems with pronounced slow down and dashboard diagnostic indications of DNS Acceleration[N] problems. When chatting with tech support, they once again have said the problem is FAP slow down but fail to acknowledge the DNS Acceleration[N]. They've said that during the slow down I should still be receiving a download speed of 1Mbps to 3Mbps however, when I have used the dashboard speed test I've got the following return: Yesterday I started seeing a Terminal Automated Re-Installation prompt on the dashboard. Even after initiating re-installation, the prompt still shows up. I'm not tech savvy but I'm also not stupid or unable to understand the limits of my data cap. I can tell a difference normal FAP slow down and abnormal FAP slow down. I also understand that if there is 25+GB remaining in the "Bonus Zone" that I should not be experiencing a slow down reading of 0.13Mbps. I'm not trying to be a problem customer but this is frustrating, I'm getting nowhere with tech support and I don't care for the condescending back and forth. Can anyone help me with this?3.7KViews0likes9CommentsHow do I set up a new hughesnet email?
Im a new customer since 3/06/2023 and Ive been trying to set up/get a hughesnet email and Ive followed the instructions for doing so BUT its not giving me the option as descibed in the instru.Ive tried calling customer service and chat support for help and couldnt get any help a couple didnt know what I was talking about Im very frustrated to the fact Im a new customer and I want to get the best of my new service and I would love to have a hughesnet email account when i click on the myemail it redirects me to a connecting to ordering system to log in with my credentials when i do it tells me their wrong when i know for a fact they are not this is whats in the address barhttps://auth.myhughesnet.com Im totally confused frustrated no one will help me Ive tried everything Jenn.Solved9.7KViews1like13Comments- 3.3KViews0likes5Comments
Internet - Modem Not Working
Went to bed around 11 pm last night and internet was actively working. Woke up this morning with no internet and router issues. I have power cycled the modem numerous times with various amounts of time (up to 5 minutes) between off and restoring power. Called tech support and while the guy was nice enough; it was obvious he was responding off a checklist troubleshooting system. I.E. - Not actually a "tech". Asked for a hard reset on HughesNet's end. Tech "was unable to get it to work". Tech then cited a secondary possible cause for lack of service as being weather interference. Yes, it's dreary and raining here but I've had service work through durn near tornado like conditions without a hitch. It's not weather interference. Modem powers up, acts like it wants to do it's job and connect but is unable to do so. So, it resets itself and tries again. And again, and again, and again. We did have some awful thunder and lightning storms last night. It is my fear that the modem was "zapped" by lightning. Since I was unable to reach an actual tech via phone, I'm hoping to reach one here. How do I confirm or deny my fears? If my suspicions are accurate, how does this get resolved? I run two businesses from home (mine and my husband's) and the internet is an integral part of operations. I can not afford for the internet to be inoperable like this. Please help me rectify this situation. Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. ~ The Crenshaw FamilySolved5.3KViews0likes3Comments