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Hub 4 modem mode flapping port

Arsob
Joining in

Hi, 

I have a virgin hub 4 that is running at modem mode and it is connected to microtick RB4011iGS+5HacQ2HnD. 

Not sure if it is important but the package that I have is "Gig1 Fibre Broadband"

The issue that I have is that hub is shutting down ports for no known reason for me.
For the last 19d 20:30 microtick counted at WAN1:
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During looking for a solution I go thru support multiple times but their knowledge is strictly limited. Even I was forced to pay for gadget support but the technician have no idea what he is looking at....
Finally, someone send a technician to my house. He manage to improve the signal a bit. After that link is not going down that often. But there is still an issue....

Going thru the internet I managed to find that hub 4 is supporting rr-balancer. 
https://tech.msh100.uk/virgin/networking/2020/10/17/virgin-media-greater-than-gbit/
Now I have 2 links to the hub and 2 flapping ports 🙄 but there are going down asynchronously.
WAN2(for last 4 days): 

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All statistic/logs from hub: 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19mgiy2rs1i_00OXLaDN_CjWU4aKF5V5LCZpSDF1THAo/edit?usp=sharing









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Adduxi
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Only one port is usable when in Modem mode.  You can bond more than one port with LAG, but that's over my technical pay grade 😉

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legacy1
Alessandro Volta

Stick to one port for now try putting a simple switch between the hub and microtick or VLAN untag two ports if you have a VLAN switch.

change the cables

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Tudor
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1.4 6.8

Only thing that I can see is there is a very wide range in the power levels min of 1.4 and max of 6.8. This sometimes causes problems. I suggest you wait for a VM staff member to get to your post, but in the meantime check with Area faults on  0800 561 0061 or if you have a VM landline 150 to see if there are any problems in your local area.


Tudor
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Adduxi
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@Arsob wrote:

<snip>    During looking for a solution I go thru support multiple times but their knowledge is strictly limited. Even I was forced to pay for gadget support but the technician have no idea what he is looking at....
Finally, someone send a technician to my house. He manage to improve the signal a bit. After that link is not going down that often. But there is still an issue....

Going thru the internet I managed to find that hub 4 is supporting rr-balancer. 
https://tech.msh100.uk/virgin/networking/2020/10/17/virgin-media-greater-than-gbit/
Now I have 2 links to the hub and 2 flapping ports 🙄 but there are going down asynchronously.
WAN2(for last 4 days): 

No point asking VM Gadget nor the Technician about bonding LAG.  It's not something on their script.

The website is very useful and I'm wondering if you fully implemented the full hardware necessary to support the setup, e.g. the 4 cables not 2.? 

I'm not expert but the balance-rr config file will be expecting all ports to be part of the LAG?  Of course I could be talking nonsense!

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josh94
Superfast
Was there any solution in the end here?

Nope .... 😣

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legacy1
Alessandro Volta
So you tried my suggestion?
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