It is just simple for Optus tech staff. That way the neighbours can't kill my signal. One pre NBN one post. Luckily the older NetGear CG3000 worked with the wan port, I switched back to the old modem. I just got NBN today and put in this new Sagemcom 5366 router, and did my head in could not remotely access my DVR and a lot of the settings you could not change. before above message was added it started here, have fun! Optus offers a Sagemcom 3864V3 or 3864 gateway (router with a phone point) as the only option. Probably wise to disable wireless in the Optus router. No such thing as only paying for 25mbps. (edit) Forgot to add that both devices have been rock solid for the entire connected period. Did this solution solve the problem? The HFC part of the NBN is plagued with problems, they stopped the rollout for 10 months to catch up with the faulty installs but since they started it up again they're back where they were.I'm told that north of 15% of all HFC installs are problematic. Migrated from cable to nbn HFC on Feb 13, so far so good. At least with 5ghz it doesn't penetrate walls so easily and mmwave moreso. Mine has WiFi turned off and have it set to DMZ to another router but I have found it to be reliable in my configuration. Enter your router username. The new modem got rid of the dropouts I was having. Be patient, else contact Optus. If it's not a business account, perhaps it should be. often not even allowing me to connect to 192.168.0.1 and when one room away connection speeds drop to 0 to 5mbps, I tried hooking up the wan port on the old cg3000 to one of the ethernet ports on the sagecom and I am getting a strong wifi but not getting an internet connection via the netgear ( I have selected use WAN and separated out the two dhcp ranges for each router so there is no clash of ips). Shopping. XBOX One lost connection as did mobile phones and whatever else was using wifi. I also ensure that ips are statically assigned to prevent conflicts. Online comments really bag this router so is anyone using it and with what results. I'm still on Optus cable and had a Netear CG2000. Gas. Of course you can use them one by one aswell but the trick is to NOT include checkFeaturesAvailable: If anyone have found a way to use netcat from newRequest please let me know, I'd prefer if this could perhaps be limited to Optus VOIP server. Then connect the Orbi. Firmware for Sagemcom F@st 2704 brought by TPSA - Polish ISP. On the topic of the Sagemcom , mine has been incredibly stable for the last two months touch wood. BTW. Basically using it for routing, DNS and DHCP.I have a Ubiquiti network for the Wi-Fi. (Updated: 2022/11/15, 4 years later). There is a topic on it here: /thread/3ly81vy9. These photos I took to remember RX/TX/GND to NOT come when v3.3 on the first router. At last, click on Upload and wait for a moment. Everything works works fine for me. looking for a quick redundancy method, for at least the modem if it fails. How to update SAGEMCOM F@ST 5366SE: First, you need to download firmware from the official website of your router manufacturer. Can I go back to using the CG3000 knowing that we have an Optus phone through NBN HFC? NOT a wannabe criminal black hat hacker because for me hacking is for fun and without any profits at all for education and sharing knowledge for fun! I'm lucky in that there are very few nearby WiFi signals. Connect phone to Optus phone port.6. The Telstra one shares the same AC wifi but only has 2 lan ports and one wan port. My original Cisco router which is running Tomato OS is plugged into the switch and it provides both WiFi and LAN to my wired network. Everything works but it randomly restarts multiple times a day, I'm yet to see uptime of greater than 24hrs. It's doing my head in, have tried several different IP's, no change, have tried TCP and UDP alone, no change. ;). Sorry if this doesn't fit, but I am going to be moved onto the NBN with HFC. With my higher gain antennas, I pick up a gazillion SSIDs, but 2.4/5ghz N/AC performance is acceptable. Our current connection is an Optus modem bridged to a much better wifi modern. All this help has been received with much thanks :), I just moved from optus cable cg3000 to optus nbn sagecom F@ST3864V3AC and can testify the wifi on the new modem is feeble. We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us. The current new plan with Fetch is dearer than what I,m paying now. (no other router I've used ever did this). How To Login to a Sagemcom Router. Now I can have the Netgear CG3000 as backup. Using an R6300, reserved an IP for the Sagemcom, plugged everything in where it's supposed to go, forwarded TCP/UDP 5060 to the Sagemcom IP. Can I do the same (bridge from Sagemcom to the R7000) and still use the telephone, ie: VOIP? After all, it's only going to the phone. They suggested "try disabling SIP Passthrough". Sagemcomm F@ST 5366 and DNS Hijack - Optus Broadband to October 2020 last updated - posted 2020-Oct-11, 9:45 pm AEST User #72513 35 posts Catalase Forum Regular reference: whrl.pl/Rf8Ntg posted 2020-Sep-17, 5:49 pm AEST edited 2020-Sep-17, 6:14 pm AEST O.P. Advertisement. There is a workaround for those comfortable manipulating URLs and running a bit of JavaScript, but how this got passed QA is beyond me. Anyway things were going pretty stable until yesterday (so around a month after being connected) and then I was getting constant wifi dropouts. They're interfering with the WiFi from the modem. Which Sagemcom are you asking about? Don't use optus if you want a decent service. initial activation of the account with the sagemcom, you just ditched it. 192.168.0.1 returns me the Sagemcom homepage. F A E C B 3. The Sagecom was crap for my household. Then, press on Choose file and pick downloaded Firmware. The Sagemcom F@ST3864AC is ok, although I have to place it on a higher position and change the orientation a bit in order to get similar performance of my previous Netgear CG3000. We've been on the sixth(!) so this is NOT because because a wrong baudrate of course, it was a "let's fuck this router and see what happens" time, Just another device and other tools for trying AGAIN to hack the last firmware release For anyone else trying, newlines steps worked a treat. so, here is the proof that we have backdoors in our device without getting any info at all from our ISP: It's not only TeliaSonera Company that got backdoors on our devices without letting us know, From then on, you can use any device. Both worked initially with DHCP disabled but then they seemed to time out. I seen instructions on how to extract the phone SIP details from a backup of the Sagemcom router but i will wait till next week to allow my patience to build before engaging in chat with Optus re the issue perhaps they can supply a more stable router or firmware update. Grocery. Then turned DHCP back on the R7000, made forward port rule. whether it is the Cable modem or the wfi router. I've not seen anyone having too much success bridging the router, but you shouldnt need to depending on the NBN delivery technology.However the more common approach (that I'm yet to try myself) is to put a switch between the NBN modem and the router.Then connect your own router in parallel.The Optus supplied one will still manage your phone line, but you can turn off it's wifi and leave its LAN ports unplugged, so it doesnt interfere more than needed. Whereas the Optus Sagemcom has 4 ports + 1 wan port, which just makes things much easier. Is it speed, drop outs, poor wifi, something else. Here is the current router in the list. trying to hack, if it's something unique and something that I'm first with They proved to me with this that they take their customers' safety seriously and I have great respect for everyone who works at telia and its subcontractors, I have now instead found flaws with other operators where there is extreme ignorance so this history is now history and I am both happy, proud and extremely satisfied with the results. so then it was of course not an option to NOT letting all know via this readme (be happy that i never did a bigger thing of this shit) Sounds like a great outcome for me. wich is a kind of backdoor access without letting us know and I would never do this if Or do I just need to purchase a router and if so which one would be best? But after a few hours I was surprised to hear the phone ring.And when I tried to make a call, it was also working. Yes, I have other wifi extenders (one of which is the Telstra Sagemcom that I got when my grandma past away) and switches in my apartment but it does its job good enough without causing me any hassles anymore due to this firmware update. know for YOU and as always for FREE and under GPLv3. I can go a long time, without having to reboot. Then started getting letters about switching to NBN so figured I'd stay with optus. When I try and set the Sagemcoms IP to a range in 192.168.1.xxx it just flips and I have to do a hard reset. Can someone please suggest to me a modem that will replace my Sagemcom 3864V3HP? But the question here, is it possible just to upload the backup config from existing Optus router, to a spare one, and will it copy the VoIP configuration so that we would have our phone lines working, quickly in the case of the router failure, but NBN link still up. Now you're seeing the same problem again. It is impossible to GUESS here you can see how I did, what I did, how I work, how extremely Voip works fine, but can now only get half the internet speed from the fritzbox. have spoken to Optus again after continuous dropout on WIFI with this sagecomm modem and they have said if i purchase my own router and it works that they will credit me for it. I couldn't believe it. From reading online, I can't ascertain and keep seeing all sorts of conflicting things. i have tried everything almost i belive, an example wich works to execute but Gain is ~3db lower on my preferred 2.4ghz 40mhz bonded channels down in the shed, though. With that I get great coverage everywhere. Mine was connected by a LAN cable. I get full speed with Ethernet, 94/38 on HFC.- WPS feature works fine, connected printer and Wi-Fi extender.You should not pay for Optus modem routers, get it for free if you can and see if it works for you. We would typically have about 6 connections. Have tried a different cable between the R6300 and Sagemcom, no change. Sagemcom gateway F@st 5366 firmware update. I believe it's independent of RSP. I recently went over to optus and am using the Sagemcom F@ST3864V3AC router yes totally crapI can see my QNAP NAS, I can access the admin pages using its network address, but can not access any of my files. login to the setup and select "always use ethernet" instead of "always use cable" (thanks to a Whirlpoolian in another thread) but it picked up the NBN connection no problems and is working fine. Not me, the provider. this was worth a 100% CVE. View detailed information and reviews for 5366 Edgewood Dr in Provo, UT and get driving directions with road conditions and live traffic updates along the way. One thing to note is that after setting everything up, it seems to take the Optus VOIP network quite a long time to realise that the Sagemcom is connected. Some other intresting links without any required login you can visit - disable WiFi on the Sagemcomedit : if you have mobile gadgets (phones), you can also leave the 5 GHz WiFi ON. My recently arrived neighbours are awaiting NBN connection and have been using my 2.4 GHz signal for about 10 days through 1.5 brick walls and more than 15 metres away from my router to their nearest wall. Gather info about your device (included plain text passwords): Find deviceInfo, advancedOptions and more settings, For set settings it is required to have knowledge about xpaths, grab them by type, So for example to use everything from xpaths we can print our IP as an example by command, REMOVE THE ANNOYING AUTO LOGOUT BY CHANGE TIMEOUT TO 0(Unlimited), List all features that is possible like clouds as dropbox, usb stuff, tv over wifi things and led configuration and much much more, Directories and File configuration available for LXC stored on device, USERS (USER/1 = admin - Edit my examples for your own details), Disable all remote acccess for ISP, copy and paste, Go visit 192.168.1.1:9000 to enjoy the hidden Twonky interface, Check webconfig/config.js for more rpc files, few examples, Main configurations is stored in LXC Telia dir, All available urls on device (incl. Instead of advanced settings click device info->DHCP. Search for your device here. Any feedback on the Sagemcom modem please? The wifi sucks but for just a modem, it does the job. Sagemcom F@ST 5366 TN This modem-router only has lights for Power, WAN, DSL, Phone, Internet, and Wi-Fi. Sometimes the wifi would die, other times the phone would stop working and sometimes I'd lose everything. Be the first one to write a review. I didn't know what this was or where, but found a checkbox in Advanced WAN Setup under NAT Filtering called "Disable SIP ALG", so I checked that box but alas, still didn't work. (Sagemcom currently has the R7000 ip as 192.168.0.3), Now when I try to enter the R7000's default login via routelogin.net it's not recognised and I have to use 192.168.1.1. I'm in a NSW country city on Optus FTTN. They may have pushed a decent firmware upgrade out? We will now rely on the new NBN HFC that has been laid underground. Appears Optus have rolled out a firmware update for the Sagemcom that allows you to add DHCP lease entries without using the complicated approach: https://yescrowd.optus.com.au/t5/NBN/Sagemcom-F-ST-3864V3AC-Static-IP-page-missing/td-p/414019. In our street both the Foxtel and Optus HFC hardwares and cable will be removed and the threatened firm date is now April 2019. You signed in with another tab or window. I have a TP-Link VR600 router, I assume it would be relatively easy to connect the Sagemcom to the VR600 and use the wireless capability of the TP-Link to broadcast? No huge deal as I mostly use my mobile I just would like to know how to re-enable it on this. probably nothing to do with the Sagem router, or Optus, I have one here on a FTTC install and it's been faultless. The whole point of a redundant path is to ensure that the worse case failure, i.e a physical break in your HFC access, doesn't impact your business. it seems to take the Optus VOIP network quite a long time to realise that the Sagemcom is connected. I will always share this on my github and NO where else, not even a CVE but Ill now be able to upload faster. I recently updated from the standard Sagem.com 3864 (flat, white box) to the 3864V3HP (curvy, vertical, black box). how do i access CG3000 to disable DHCP, change username, password etc. The Optus Sagemcom is a piece of garbage in many ways, just try adding a configuration that includes a Static IP setup under Advanced > LAN it just displays a blank screen. As our Optus NBN HFC is used for a small business, and can't afford to wait for them to send out replacement if the Sagemcom Gateway F@ST 3864V3 AC fails, as our two customer phone lines are attached to it. If you're using Optus NBN HFC for your primary path, you should be using Telstra 4G for your alternate path or similar. Sagemcom F@ST 3864AC Change device. Any feedback on the Sagemcom modem please. Then click advanced setup->add entries->enter mac address and an ip address you want. All the others I throw away or give away to whoever needs them as I don't use these myself. They won't support any other, connected device. I bought a new router and Optus has credited me for the cost of itSince their sagecom is clearly not up to handling any sort of Wi-Fi, Had plenty of dropoutsBought my own new mesh system and no issues since, I had a case manager assigned to me and he has helped immenselyAlways much easier when u have 1 point of contact. This is the last and the biggest commit since I created this repo. sorry kind of need an explanation for dummies or if someone could point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. I have tried several ip addresses (both within and outside of the assignable range) and with DHCP on the Sagemcom both disabled and enabled. . Hello, seem to be having the same WiFi issues as others and I am over it. I have followed this to the letter and just can't get it to work. unless there is clearly what is what on the devices. However after a month, I have been pleasantly surprised with the stability and WiFi performance so far. Seeing that model replaced previous ones what would you expect for them to give to you? For example 60mbs Sagemcom, 90mbs on Asus. Anyone know what it means and what Optus is up to in probing around within my home network? Thanks:-). After much cajoling and begging Ive signed up for the NBN and Im about to lose my ever reliable Optus HFC access. I'd just prefer the DHCP set up to be left up to the R7000. Fortunately they haven't screwed with my 5 ghz signal yet, which I use for my laptop to prevent eyesores on my living room desk. Firms give router admin access in this address to allow network administrators to configure their routers and networks. I have it wired into a switch, that's located in my garage, and I have 2 other APs connected to it as well that are located in other parts of the house. I needed to login to the setup and select "always use ethernet" instead of "always use cable" (thanks to a Whirlpoolian in another thread) but it picked up the NBN connection no problems and is working fine. A repository for firmware related to the Talktalk Sagemcom F@st 5364 DSL Router. The range of the wifi on the Sagemcom is also terrible, doesn't even reach my living room TV. We can call out on it, not receive. 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