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I have a MI424WR and just updated to Verizon's latest MI424WR firmware here.

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Painful that the QoS doesn't have L7 filter so that don't know how to shape my BT/Donkey traffic.Īth_hal 199592 1

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Verizon actiontec mi424wr rev 1 firmware 52.0.7 32 bit#

Prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0x4bf3f000. Prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0x4bf40000. Non-prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0x4bfbc000. Network controller: PCI device 1814:0201 (rev 1). Prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0x4bfbf000. Multimedia controller: PCI device 17e6:0011 (rev 1). Prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0x4bfc0000. Įthernet controller: PCI device 17e6:0010 (rev 1). Prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0xff000000. Total: used: free: shared: buffers: cached: 132.Processor : XScale-IXP4xx/IXC11xx rev 1 (v5b).

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Now you're running 3 separate wireless networks, with the only limitation being the speed of the wireless N channel on the 2.4 Ghz band. I get 40 mhz (wide) 5Ghz 270 mbps connections while also supporting my older B/G devices on 2.4 Ghz.Įdit - What's also nice about using a single radio dual band N (which tend to be the cheaper of the dual band N's) - is that when combined with the Rev F Actiontec router, you can also get slightly quicker 2.4 Ghz connections through the Actiontec's own draft-N ability (on its own SSID - with a connection rate of ~65 mbps. Depending upon the devices you're connecting (capable of 5 Ghz?) and the network topology (most importantly distance and interference), many including myself would be just fine with single radio technology. Ie - You can run B/G on 2.4 Ghz with SSID "Network_X", while also running N on 5 Ghz with SSID "Network_Y", but you can't run N on both of those networks simultaneously - its either/or only in the case of Wireless N. It offers separate and simultaneous SSID's on each frequency (2.5 and 5 Ghz), but limits N to EITHER of the two. I have a Netgear WNDR3300, which is of the single radio variety. I don't think your explanation between dual and single radio is technically accurate. If dual radio then 2 SSID's available with one being 2.4GHz channel and other being 5GHz channel. If single, then only one frequency available (2.4 or 5GHz). The big question is whether its single or dual radio. The rev I is most likely a dual band N router. That 2nd antenna isn't just sitting there to look pretty. I was a TWC customer for a long time and these returns were spaced out and far between.

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Sometimes the equipment is returned to the supplier or manufacturer for refurbishing.įortunately for me I have gotten back only working new (looking?) equipment (new box, manual, CD, cables, matching serial number and mac address stickers on box & equipment) for the ones I have returned. I don't think that any company just hands back out returned equipment without any sort of testing. Who ultimately pays for this? The customer does in the form of monthly bills. Why do companies take this on? Maybe to generate customer satisfaction.

There is no dispute that there is significant cost involved in screening and refurbishing returns. While TWC may not ask you exactly why you brought equipment back to their retail store for an exchange they know that most customers either have a real serious problem with the equipment or they want some sort of feature upgrade.