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  #1725329 23-Feb-2017 18:26
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I had a similar issue a few years back. Here's the thread:

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?topicid=100177&page_no=1

After remote monitoring by Vodafone to diagnose the issue, I think it turned out to be a problem with the firmware. It was eventually resolved via an update from their vendor.






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  #1725380 23-Feb-2017 20:09
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Yes firmware update to latest version is very important

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  #1725384 23-Feb-2017 20:19
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Are firmware upgrades done automatically over the interwebs by VF or does the customer have to do something themselves?





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  #1725385 23-Feb-2017 20:23
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Firmware is updated automatically. To clarify my post above, a bug fix for the issue was rolled into a firmware update, and the process took a number of months.




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  #1726837 27-Feb-2017 08:45
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Hi everyone,

 

Vodafone Business got onto this issue and did some investigation. When I unplugged the SureSignal for an extended period of time it forced a firmware update. Things now seem to be running smoothly. Thanks all for your help.

 

Cheers, Matt





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  #1726840 27-Feb-2017 08:53
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Awesome so was old firmware

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  #1726857 27-Feb-2017 09:10
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Yep. Looks like it. Fingers crossed!





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  #1726872 27-Feb-2017 09:23
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Hooray! I quite like my Suresignal, without it, my phone is just an expensive paperweight around the house. 





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