huawei hg630b firmware

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#230752 11-Mar-2018 22:59

Has anyone got newer firmware for this modem?

I have the original telecom firmware and it keeps dropping clients from wifi spark seem to have removed this from there website.

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#1972896 11-Mar-2018 23:29

What version have you got first off?

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#1972899 11-Mar-2018 23:36

Linux: What version have you got first off?

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V100R001C55B016

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#1972905 11-Mar-2018 23:44

That is very a very early version for sure

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#1972907 11-Mar-2018 23:48

Here is HG630bV100R001C55B021_upgrade_packet.bin

https://we.tl/oNIU0xz3xp

MD5: 320E35CE92EA64749EE4DFB7764BB98F

SHA1: 3F75BD50818634991A4C829415782D1E94418026

CRC32: D67A1FDD

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#1972912 12-Mar-2018 01:37

yitz: Here is HG630bV100R001C55B021_upgrade_packet.bin https://we.tl/oNIU0xz3xp MD5: 320E35CE92EA64749EE4DFB7764BB98F SHA1: 3F75BD50818634991A4C829415782D1E94418026 CRC32: D67A1FDD

Thanks mate working well

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#1972930 12-Mar-2018 08:18

DM me your email, I'll flick you the latest version.

above copy is a few back.

I'll give the web guys another prod on firmwares on our site...

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#1972957 12-Mar-2018 09:22

Given you have an old device, would Spark ever upgrade you to something newer? What is the situation - I'm not sure as I'm not with Spark and manage my own network hardware.

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#1972961 12-Mar-2018 09:29

phrozenpenguin:

Given you have an old device, would Spark ever upgrade you to something newer? What is the situation - I'm not sure as I'm not with Spark and manage my own network hardware.

Depends on situation etc.

at a brush over this, It seems exactly as the OP has come to.

Likely just a firmware upgrade required. we wouldn't replace a device for that.

An upgrade to a 659b wouldn't be the worst of ideas. I'm unsure if the 16/32 device limits on wifi apply to the hg630b.

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#1973016 12-Mar-2018 10:56

I have "HG630bV100R001C55B023" version - is this still the latest?

Whilst the difficult we can do immediately, the impossible takes a bit longer. However, miracles you will have to wait for.

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#1973042 12-Mar-2018 10:57

FineWine:

I have "HG630bV100R001C55B023" version - is this still the latest?

Yes

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#1973121 12-Mar-2018 12:21

On an HG630b with newest firmware, does the device limit still exist? If not and they have fixed other issues then agreed its a good step forward.

A new device would also support AC networking etc.

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#1973122 12-Mar-2018 12:24

phrozenpenguin:
On an HG630b with newest firmware, does the device limit still exist? If not and they have fixed other issues then agreed its a good step forward.

A new device would also support AC networking etc.

Cant confirm. I've only offically tested the 659b issues and surfaced them for a soultion.

Past that i cant really comment on what results come before they are out.
Personally. I try not to supply 630bs and have done this for the last year or so.

For most, its the halfway device.
At this stage its No longer sold.

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