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linw

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#261547 3-Dec-2019 09:27
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Interesting finding here. Our two Huawei cell phones had a problem with the latest Stuff app update that happened a few days ago. It would take 15-17 sec to produce any Stuff data on the screen. Just had a spinning circle.

 

Emailed their support team and the long and short of it was a router reboot fixed it.

 

It worked fine on cell data and everything else seemed fine. Speeds as expected etc.

 

Maybe routing tables needed re-setting?????

 

 


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  #2365426 3-Dec-2019 09:40
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Stuff's new webapp is crap either way. 




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  #2365444 3-Dec-2019 09:58
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Years ago some Belkin routers had a "Self-healing" feature - when set, it basically restarted itself at midnight or some early morning hours... Easier than fixing any actual problem.





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  #2365501 3-Dec-2019 10:44
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freitasm:

 

Years ago some Belkin routers had a "Self-healing" feature - when set, it basically restarted itself at midnight or some early morning hours... Easier than fixing any actual problem.

 

 

Not a bad idea but must say, for me, faults like this are very rare.

 

Curiosity has me wondering what the problem was, though. 


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