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rhector

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#251101 8-Jun-2019 17:05
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Hi all, hope this is the right forum.

 

We've just got a Panasonic DMR-BWT760 DVR, mostly for its internet features (don't currently have an aerial - using Sky for that).

 

Setting up the network works fine; I can set it to Wired, and it gets a DHCP lease, I can ping it etc.

 

But selecting any networking function (other than the connection test) results in "Can't connect". I had a look with wireshark to see what was happening, and it tries to connect to bd-asia.vieraconnect.tv with https, which results in a bad certificate. Looking at the same site with a web browser also reports a cert problem, showing "unknown issuer".

 

Weirdly, the shop did a firmware upgrade just before we picked it up, and he says it was working fine.

 

Any thoughts?

 

Richard

 

 


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sqishy
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  #2254460 8-Jun-2019 17:34
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Did you set-up for NZ?




rhector

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  #2254632 8-Jun-2019 21:46
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sqishy:

 

Did you set-up for NZ?

 

 

I didn't _change_ what region - the guy at the shop upgraded the firmware and region-unlocked it before we picked it up; I would have thought that meant he'd done enough to get it going? Where would I find the region stuff?

 

Hmm - just realised I'm using region for two meanings here ... are they linked? Is it because it's region-unlocked for DVDs that it won't talk to the internet?

 

BTW - this is actually my father's machine; I can't try things unless I'm visiting.

 

Thanks,

 

Richard


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