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#171762 30-Apr-2015 12:13
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I'm researching a problem I'm having, and I've found (via google) a website which shows an Orcon NF4V with firmware build timestamp 201408221004.  I also notice my NF4V has firmware build # 201405271001.

1. Does anyone know what the most recent firmware is ?
2. Are the NF4V's supposed to get the most recent firmware pushed out automatically ?

Whilst I'm happy to raise a helpdesk call if required, it's not worth wasting everyone's time if that website information isn't correct and/or that firmware got withdrawn (it happens), or similar.

I don't suppose there's a changelog anywhere....  Would be interesting to know if newer firmware may also fix my other problem.

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  #1294280 30-Apr-2015 13:08
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Beside the links you gave above, I used personally firmware ending 019 from Netcomm (not Orcon's TR069 pushed one) and more recently firmware ending 022 from Netcomm.
http://support.netcommwireless.com/product/vdsl/nf4v

Yes it voids maybe support from Orcon because I went ahead and used a non-Orcon branded firmware, but I don't need their tech support much if at all.
I would prefer to know and choose how my modem updates than my ISP handling it.

Re your "problem post", I would take a backup of your current config/firmware, then try the 022 ending firmware from Netcomm to see if it fixes any issues you have. If it fails to work for your issue, you can rollback :)


As for a changelog, I am not aware of Orcon having anything public on this.







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  #1298878 6-May-2015 10:29
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R5B022
New Features Added
new options for VDSL Quick Setup.
Removed IPoE Ethernet WAN setting by default. Please refer to the User Guide to create an IPoE or other Ethernet WAN profile.
Added Logout function under menu “Management”.
Minor updates to web user interface.
Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where DHCP service crashes intermittently. ( I get this every now and then)
Fixed an issue with traffic shaping.
Fixed an issue where support account could not log in remotely.
Fixed iiNet VoIP drop out issue.
Fixed an issue where user is unable to modify an existing firewall rule. Fixed an issue with DNS proxy.
Known Issues
None.

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  #1299565 7-May-2015 00:13
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This R5B022 you mention, this isnt Orcon firmware is it? Its the one mentioned in the link above, here:
http://support.netcommwireless.com/product/vdsl/nf4v 

I am running R5B019 in my NF4V, and do suffer from the DHCP drop issue from time to time.
GURNV5.OT132A-8-NC.Orcon-R5B019.EN

Any idea what Orcon has done to their firmware?
Does Voice still work on this R5B022

Is the firmware I am running, still the latest from Orcon?

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  #1299610 7-May-2015 07:54
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I'm also running R5B019 aswell on on my NF4V I've no idea if the VOIP still works I haven't yet tried it although I'm seriously thinking about it and if it all turns to custard then I can always just reinstall the older R5B019 orcon version 

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