Firmware conflict

Started by JohnA, Nov 08, 2010, 20:20:31

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JohnA

Lucky me. The new BT 2700HGV contains Firmware 5.29.117.6  -  which seems to be the most favoured.

So I did the suggested modification of the ACS url  (to 10.0.0.0) - just to keep it that way.

Now when I View System Details it still says:
"Software Version: 5.29.117.6"

but if I "View available upgrades and options" it says:
"Current Software Version: 5.29.107.19
No Upgrade Available
Your system has the latest software version available"

and the upgrade log implies 5.29.117.6 from new.

Is this version conflict - which didn't happen until I modified the ACS - normal?

TIA,

JohnA

Glenn

 :welc: :karma: JohnA

I can't help you, but I'm sure Kinmel or MisterW will be along soon, to offer advice.
Glenn
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kinmel


I have not noticed that conflict anywhere else, maybe I haven't looked properly !

Whatever, the Upgrade Log is accurate, so any update that has actually been applied will be listed there.
Alan  ‹(•¿•)›

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MisterW

For info,
I've just checked on one of ours in the office, it had 5.29.117.6 from new and has had the ACS URL set to https://gw-5-29-117.cwmp.cms.2wire.com to prevent upgrades.

Upgrade History shows:-
Current Version as 5.29.117.6
Initial Software Version 5.29.117 ( yes no .6 , that's not a typo )

Show Available Upgrades doesnt do anything!

I agree with Alan, the Upgrade history is correct , I suspect its a minor bug in the 'Show Available Upgrades', possibly if it can't contact the server??.

JohnA

Thanks all three - and many thanks to those who derived and published the patches for the 2700.

I guess that it is just an oddity invoked by the patching.

Just for the record, my BT 2700 is sustaining a 4320kbps connect speed with a minimum SNR of 3dB on a -53dB line.

Many Thanks again.

JohnA

Ray

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Rik

Hi John and welcome to the forum. :welc: :karma:
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Tacitus

Quote from: MisterW on Nov 09, 2010, 08:10:58
I've just checked on one of ours in the office, it had 5.29.117.6 from new and has had the ACS URL set to https://gw-5-29-117.cwmp.cms.2wire.com to prevent upgrades.

Could you tell me where I can find the ACS URL?  Even though my 2700 with V5 won't work on my line, it is currently working on Sis, so I would like to prevent it from upgrading so she can have it as a spare.  At present I'm using static routes, but they can always change the upgrade server addresses.


kinmel

Quote from: Tacitus on Nov 20, 2010, 10:32:49
Could you tell me where I can find the ACS URL?  Even though my 2700 with V5 won't work on my line, it is currently working on Sis, so I would like to prevent it from upgrading so she can have it as a spare.  At present I'm using static routes, but they can always change the upgrade server addresses.



Tripod's guide to ACS URLs is here
Alan  ‹(•¿•)›

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