[Cannet] Unlimited Cable Internet 75m $39.98, 150M $49.98, 300M $69.98

DeltaSingh wrote: ↑ Everything seems to be working on my end, but people here would like to know what fixed the problem.

I can send you my account number if you can look up the solution tech support implemented and post it here?

newt_101 wrote: ↑ Signed up for the 100/10 plan for $39.98/m plus $99 for the TC4350 with an installation date of 8/4

WARNING: when running firmware 1.0.4.4r8-wh, factory reset doesn't work, so backup cfg.bin in a safe place

Manual
With the ambiguity around CellPipe 7130 model numbering, there are a bunch of potential manuals online. Turns out this one for the CellPipe 7130 500V series is pretty good. It seems to be the full manual for the uncrippled CellPipe that Bell based their version on.

Using the manual, and inspecting html source, there are a bunch of hidden pages worth mentioning:
»192.168.2.1/util_cfgstore.html
»192.168.2.1/util_cfgrestore.html
»192.168.2.1/wan_vlan_vdsl.html
»192.168.2.1/wan_dhcp_vdsl.html
»192.168.2.1/wan_pppoe_dhcp.html
»192.168.2.1/util_adsl.html
»192.168.2.1/hpna.html
»192.168.2.1/hpna_test.html
»192.168.2.1/util_device.html
»192.168.2.1/util_dhcp.html
»192.168.2.1/util_dhcpcache.html
»192.168.2.1/bridge_filter.html
»192.168.2.1/advanced_alg.html
Of course the page we're all looking for, 192.168.2.1/wan_bridge_vdsl.html, gives a 404 not found

Bridge Mode
The CellPipe bridge mode hack detailed here works great, as long as you can tag the WAN port of your router with VLAN 35. Gives a very reliable 50mbit/s down 11mbit/s up in testing.

HPNA
I tried out the HPNA port, and it works great. Of course you first have to enable it:
1) Download the cfg file using »192.168.2.1/util_cfgstore.html
2) Change HPNA_Enable=0 to HPNA_Enable=1
3) Restore the altered cfg file using »192.168.2.1/util_cfgrestore.html
I set the second CellPipe up in a typical Access Point Mode type configuration: different IP address, turn off DHCP. Got about 60mbit/s wired over the HPNA connection.

Wi-Fi
I used to think the Wi-Fi in these was N300 class. Turns out it is probably more draft-N300 class When limited to 20MHz, it reports a speed of 130mbit/s to devices, instead of the more typical 144.4 of a modern N300 access point, when 40MHz is enabled, it reports 270mbit/s instead of the more typical 300mbit/s that gives N300 its name. It appears that this is because it doesn't have Short Guard Interval enabled, nor does it seem to have that option at all.

More to come I guess

Scorpionsy wrote: ↑ @CanNetRFD

Can you kindly help me with an inquiry before I make a decision please?

If I cancel my subscription with Bell...I will probably have to return the SAGEMCOM Wifi Router back to them. So, does that mean that my CELLPIPE 7130 Wifi Residental Gateway router will NOT work with 50M DSL speeds?

CanNetRFD wrote: ↑ Yes of course will keep everyone posted once I hear anything regarding the issue, thank you for bringing it to my attention.

masoud100 wrote: ↑ So the Internet installer came to my house during the time frame that I had selected. He gave me a 15 minute heads up call as well. He did some thing on the outside and came into for 2 minutes didn't really do much inside the house just asked if I am with Rogers and I said yes. He said he can connect my modem, etc for me now or just wait an hour and install it myself so not to be without any connection. I decided on the later. However my speeds are not even close to being what I signed up for which is the 150/15. I have been getting 15mbps-45mbps. Whhat should I do. I called the number that was on the modem and talked to technical support and he told me to check in 24 hours. Is that what people have been doing. I can't stand getting speeds that low while paying for 150. Wired connection seems to be much slower than wifi for some reason as well.

rytwjyx wrote: ↑ Edit: nevermind going back a few pages seems to indicate so

Has anyone experienced indications of being throttled?

I am seeing this really weird behavior where during ~8PM-12AM my phone's download slows down to exactly 3Mb/s (speedtest shows consistent 2.9xMb/s) with upload is unaffected, whereas my laptop (Macbook Pro) still gets full speeds both DL/UL. Since it's happening on one device but not the other I am not really sure if it is throttling. Can confirm there is no QoS on my router.

Vietlord wrote: ↑ I opted for the wired model, lets say I want to switch to the wireless modem in the future, is that possible?

kanata2004 wrote: ↑ Their 30m plan is 30m/5m , and 25m is 25m/10m . This 25m/10m maybe the shortest life plan in rogers history. I'm not surprised Rogers change upload to 4M.

Anybody with 25m, you can try your speed test (wired) and check upload speed. If all are 4M, it means Rogers changed 25m plan profile to 25m/4m.

pny128 wrote: ↑ Got 10 here.
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