Sonicview Ihub question
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Bronze Member Username: TirijoPost Number: 96 Registered: Aug-05 | setting up my Ihub, i loaded the latest ihub bin over my last 'normal' bin, andi lose all signal and quality strenght on it. i do a factory reset and the strenght/quality come back...i'm assuming there is a base (starter bin?) any help would be appreciated... |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 5700 Registered: Oct-07 | http://sonicviewihub.org/ |
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Bronze Member Username: Blue313Post Number: 67 Registered: Jul-07 | go here TJ, there's a guy called Cave on the forum, I believe he works for SV, very helpful person, and can solve any problem you have with the ihub. |
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Bronze Member Username: TirijoPost Number: 99 Registered: Aug-05 | thanks much for the help fkf... thanks sada...i've been all over that site...i'll keep poking around |
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Silver Member Username: BouttepPost Number: 117 Registered: Apr-06 | how fast of an internet connection do i need for the ihub |
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Gold Member Username: LolPost Number: 1568 Registered: Sep-06 | reports of dialup working need to change routers MTU to match isp |
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Silver Member Username: BouttepPost Number: 118 Registered: Apr-06 | what about hughes network satelitte internet |
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Gold Member Username: LolPost Number: 1571 Registered: Sep-06 | thing is with iks hub you need instant internet or you will miss data and freeze if your hughes when surfing is aways on you should be ok if after ten minutes it disconnects and has to renegotiate a connection you will miss key data and freeze |
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Silver Member Username: BouttepPost Number: 119 Registered: Apr-06 | it's always on |
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Gold Member Username: LolMAYBE I CAN ASK TO, , ADMIN TO BAN YOU Post Number: 1575 Registered: Sep-06 | search shows one person using hughesnet and working well Looks like you will need a Static ip from hughes for it to work tho and its a $9.00 / month additional charge |
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Silver Member Username: BouttepPost Number: 121 Registered: Apr-06 | what's a static ip i'm in the caribbeans |
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Gold Member Username: LolMAYBE I CAN ASK TO, , ADMIN TO BAN YOU Post Number: 1578 Registered: Sep-06 | static ip your ip doesn't change whatismyipaddress.com/ |
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Silver Member Username: BouttepPost Number: 122 Registered: Apr-06 | can it be wireless |
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Gold Member Username: LolMAYBE I CAN ASK TO, , ADMIN TO BAN YOU Post Number: 1579 Registered: Sep-06 | yes |
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Silver Member Username: BouttepPost Number: 123 Registered: Apr-06 | thanks for all the help |
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Silver Member Username: Bugster999Katy, Tx Post Number: 175 Registered: Dec-05 | Is the ihub up or down? I get no service or scrambled channels. |
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Gold Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 9971 Registered: Jan-08 | Paul Gold Member Username: Lol MAYBE I CAN ASK TO, , ADMIN TO BAN YOU Post Number: 1575 Registered: Sep-06 Posted on Wednesday, July 01, 2009 - 01:05 pm: Edit Post search shows one person using hughesnet and working well Looks like you will need a Static ip from hughes for it to work tho and its a $9.00 / month additional charge -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Paul Gold Member Username: Lol MAYBE I CAN ASK TO, , ADMIN TO BAN YOU Post Number: 1578 Registered: Sep-06 Posted on Wednesday, July 01, 2009 - 01:21 pm: Edit Post static ip your ip doesn't change whatismyipaddress.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Very good useless posts Paulette le tapette.  |
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Bronze Member Username: TerebichanPost Number: 50 Registered: Nov-08 | Paul It's not necessary to have an IP static connection, it's preferable to setup your i-hub static than DHCP it's totally different. With static ip you will be more traceable, i'm not paranoid but i don't like to connect my i-hub to a static address. |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 15480 Registered: Jun-06 | People should know that there are two types of IP addresses within the Static/Dynamic debate. Your provider gives you (usually) a dynamic IP address. Some providers will give you an IP address which looks like a static IP, because it remains the same while your modem remains on. The moment you turn the modem off and on again, you get a new IP address. This is still a dynamic address, as viewed by your provider. This address that you get form your provider is preferable as a dynamic address and if your modem has settings for changing the address every so often, you should set it to 20 minutes or so, so that it keeps on changing. The other IP address we are talking about is local. This address is usually 192.168.xxx.xxx or 10.xxx.xxx.xxx These addresses are reserved for local devices within a LAN. The outside world cannot see the actual IP dished out by your modem or router to the peripheral device. This IP address should be EVENTUALLY set to static. Example: Your modem or router gives out 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.255. You have 5 connections, and they will get 192.168.1.2 192.168.1.3 192.168.1.4 192.168.1.5 192.168.1.6 but this will depend entirely upon which one is turned on first. What I normally do is to set the Modem or router to give out a restricted range like 192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.150 Then the devices which must of necessity always have the same IP, I give them from 192.168.1.140 onwards, and make these static for each of the device. As I said before, the outside world does NOT see these addresses at all except through the specific port you have assigned for the peripheral device, and this is well protected from intrusion. |
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