How does this update happenJust by itself? I've tested them on FTTN and HFC NBN with AussieBB and Superloop, factory reset and was a simple plug and play, no configurations or logins. I bought a new router and Optus has credited me for the cost of itSince their sagecom is clearly not up to handling any sort of Wi-Fi, Had plenty of dropoutsBought my own new mesh system and no issues since, I had a case manager assigned to me and he has helped immenselyAlways much easier when u have 1 point of contact. It is impossible to GUESS This README is on hold until I will get a new router from TeliaSonera Company AB since i bought a private router for now, so, here is the proof that we have backdoors in our device without getting any info at all from our ISP: It's not only TeliaSonera Company that got backdoors on our devices without letting us know, I also ensure that ips are statically assigned to prevent conflicts. If no login screen shows up, try finding the correct IP address for your router by Searching for your router. I have never had any issues with WiFi. So let me first say i'm not against what they do here probably nothing to do with the Sagem router, or Optus, I have one here on a FTTC install and it's been faultless. There is a Business forum there. I,m on a 50 plan but can only get 33, but I,m only paying for the 25 speed, so not to fussed. Attach the other end to any of the four yellow LAN ports on your modem. Just connected this replacement router Optus sent after the previous one died. Refreshed attached devices and voila, Optus IP is now fixed. From a few quick tests. We don't dispute that, but in the case described, we are just trying to eliminate 1 issue, namely failure of the Optus supplied router. If you download an app like Wifi-Analyzer for your smart phone you can see all the other WiFi networks that are visible in your home and the channels they're using. it looks like the pihole is doing it's job. On the topic of the Sagemcom , mine has been incredibly stable for the last two months touch wood. Now choose Maintenance and find Update or Firmware Update. Always read the manual, Plugged in, connected, service working and stable. does any1 know if i buy 1 of these, (which ive been looking at getting anyway) solve my issue? Yes, I've read a few people getting admin access through github scripts, but i don't wanna brick anything this early. So anyway after continuously restarting the modem it worked for a bit and then lost wifi connections again. For maximum internet speed and reliability, use the ethernet cable. If you want to find out the mac addresses of your devices. If yours is a business account, you would be wise to not bother with purchasing a second Sagemcom on eBay risky; you really should first address your concerns with Optus business. OK, I don't really understand how it all works. And I don't know what the hell is going on, but my net on NBN keeps lagging / dropping out every minute or two, basically playing any FPS game, it works, then a massive amount of packet loss, and it comes back after 20 seconds. important settings has been removed so you can't enable telnet and ssh access via the console by the exploits in this wiki anymore. This is my personal wiki for hacking the router firmware used by (Sagemcom)F@st Version 3.43.2 delivered from Sagemcom - GitHub - wuseman/SAGEMCOM-FAST-5370e-TELIA: This is my personal wiki for hacking the router firmware used by (Sagemcom)F@st Version 3.43.2 delivered from Sagemcom . Does anyone know what net address range the incoming VOIP traffic comes from, because at the moment I've had to set it to allow traffic from anywhere to forward to the Sagemcom, and I'd prefer if this could perhaps be limited to Optus VOIP server. After reading a lot of different posts on different forums about how Optus modems, routers, where to put ethernet switches and the general troubles people have had with Optus, I was most concerned yesterday when I had several drop outs and could watch the NBN modem reset after each one. Click your router from the List: SAGEMCOM Router Admin Passwords and Login IP SAGEMCOM is a Router like Linksys, TP-Link and others manufacturers use as an access point or gateway. I presume after initial activation of the account with the sagemcom, you just ditched it and put the Orbi in it's place? After reading many messages here, I chose someone to send a PM to and this morning, their advice did the trick. ;-) (if not, no worries - this was added for the curios one), If you have problems, questions, ideas or suggestions please contact me by posting to wuseman@nr1.nu, https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/2746904, You can find more info and good answers from this thread below from whirlpool where i am active too, When I try and set the Sagemcoms IP to a range in 192.168.1.xxx it just flips and I have to do a hard reset. Sagemcom gateway F@st 5366 firmware update. I got a google wifi 3 pack for that reason. It's range is terrible, even with 2.4G. I would have to do multiple power resets each week. Then click advanced setup->add entries->enter mac address and an ip address you want. remotely they told me after 10 different answers from 10 differente people and all lied to me about this In firmware v3.43.3 all We were told the phone will take maybe up to 36 hours to work. Another option is to wait it out till there is a firmware upgrade and install it then. WiFi is dodgy, not because the modem you've been provided is dodgy but because WiFi networks interfere with each other. And does the backup have all the VoIP details backed up as well? sorry kind of need an explanation for dummies or if someone could point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Port forwarding on my PC seems to be intact. determined to succeed I am when it comes to hacking devices for fun. I'll share my sytem set-up and some comments about performance when I get everything up and running to my satisfaction. In our street both the Foxtel and Optus HFC hardwares and cable will be removed and the threatened firm date is now April 2019. The Telstra one shares the same AC wifi but only has 2 lan ports and one wan port. Download both firmwares and install the older default firmware 2600t. My original Cisco router which is running Tomato OS is plugged into the switch and it provides both WiFi and LAN to my wired network. Forum user Matty123123 has done quite a bit to reverse engineer the firmware on a similar device and here; Help: Bundled modem Sagecom F@st 3864; Optus NBN - router admin access, using a BYO router with VOIP; Sagemcom F@ST 3864 V2 - Get Admin Password; Frank's Hacks Are you sure you want to create this branch? No idea if there's further configuring I need to do. No they're not. I'm worried there'll be some issue yet to crop up as everything has been super easy. Enter your router username. All the others I throw away or give away to whoever needs them as I don't use these myself. This is the last and the biggest commit since I created this repo. Only problem is I can't figure out how to get the VOIP working on this netgear modem now, yet it was fine when I had it with the Optus cable internet. I have had the 3864AC for almost 2 years. The Sagemcom Fast 3864V3AC is absolutely undoubtedly the worst modem I have EVER owned from Optus, over 10+ years. I am having my share of fiddly issues with the Optus supplied equipment (Fast 3864V3 HP) dropping out regularly. They suggested "try disabling SIP Passthrough". This you must figured out yourself since it's to much work to fix a wiki for this atm. What version of firmware do you have ? We've been on the sixth(!) All this help has been received with much thanks :), I just moved from optus cable cg3000 to optus nbn sagecom F@ST3864V3AC and can testify the wifi on the new modem is feeble. Best news is that Optus may actually be listening and getting firmware update out more promptly than they have in . . Not me, the provider. 5366TN and previous all do as well. The Sagecom was crap for my household. Seeing that model replaced previous ones what would you expect for them to give to you? Business Services. 192.168.0.1 returns me the Sagemcom homepage. They offered a general 3 months free to get people moving. Appears Optus have rolled out a firmware update for the Sagemcom that allows you to add DHCP lease entries without using the complicated approach: https://yescrowd.optus.com.au/t5/NBN/Sagemcom-F-ST-3864V3AC-Static-IP-page-missing/td-p/414019. BTW, I've found the Sagemcom to be reliable, don't understand its poor reputation, and believe that other factors may be the issue with complainants. Someone close by is probably using high gain antenna's and killing theirs and everyone elses wifi (I know cause I used to do this and always wondered what the problem was). here you can see how I did, what I did, how I work, how extremely Sounds like a great outcome for me. Then, press on Choose file and pick downloaded Firmware. After some reading on the internet, it confirmed my findings of how crap this router is, I will be calling Optus for another router. I will always share this on my github and NO where else, not even a CVE but Anyone have this working? Appreciate the adviceI now have a 2nd router since Optus said to keep itIs there a way I can set it up to run off same Wi-Fi at another access pt at back of my house?Or will they be different wifis? I have followed this to the letter and just can't get it to work. Optus has also said they rely on recognising a single IP and if there router isnt first they offer limited help. Sagemcom F@ST 3864AC Change device. Its going to cost me $10/month more for no change is service. so then it was of course not an option to NOT letting all know via this readme (be happy that i never did a bigger thing of this shit) Firms give router admin access in this address to allow network administrators to configure their routers and networks. Apple thinks this may be an issue for Optus to enable the Sagemcom to be assigned a Static ip from my Airport Extreme?Optus are not sure! Now you're seeing the same problem again. Interestingly enough, they had better connection to my Optus router than to their 'new' router. Any feedback on the Sagemcom modem please? At last, click on Upload and wait for a moment. Now it ain't that bad, in fact pretty good. This is an apartment. NOT a wannabe criminal black hat hacker because for me hacking is for fun and without any profits at all for education and sharing knowledge for fun! . They'd work for half a day and then stop working as an access point. I'd just prefer the DHCP set up to be left up to the R7000. Then started getting letters about switching to NBN so figured I'd stay with optus. Shopping. She was happy to keep the job open for a week and I could text Optus at any time with the word FAULT to re-activate the issue if I had any trouble. I've solved the problem by putting a switch on the output of the NBN interface and one line to the Optus router which has dhcp and wireless disabled and now only services the phone line. To put it simply 33mbps on 50mbps is not good enough! Then I remembered I had forwarded TCP and UDP to 5060 so I went and changed that to UDP only and presto, all working. Basically using it for routing, DNS and DHCP.I have a Ubiquiti network for the Wi-Fi. Any feedback on the Sagemcom modem please. Optus offers a Sagemcom 3864V3 or 3864 gateway (router with a phone point) as the only option. F@ST 5366 LTE-A. . Essential: Model name: F@ST 5366 LTE-A DSL Modem: VDSL2 NBN VDSL2 FTTB/FTTN Compliant Wireless Modem: LTE 700MHz (B28) Support LTE 1800MHz (B3) support LTE 2300MHz (B40) support External antenna connector(s) LAN connectivity: 10/100/1000 Mbps LAN ports: 4 Router: WAN ethernet port maximum speed (Mbps) . That is it worked for about 30 minutes then started dropping out. My best advice is to try it. Anyone know what it means and what Optus is up to in probing around within my home network? - disable WiFi on the Sagemcomedit : if you have mobile gadgets (phones), you can also leave the 5 GHz WiFi ON. Disconnect Optus router and connect your router to the NBN modem (and ensure it is working correctly).3. Thanks, obviously they need to update their website. I didn't know what this was or where, but found a checkbox in Advanced WAN Setup under NAT Filtering called "Disable SIP ALG", so I checked that box but alas, still didn't work. They no longer supply this modem this topic is about (well shouldn't be). Makes me wonder what sort of quality control goes on at Optus as i seem not to be the only one to have experienced this issue. 5366 Edgewood Dr Provo UT 84604 (801) 224-5011. If you can see another AP using the same channel as your AP then you're sharing the available bandwidth. An experience. I should note this affect both WiFi and wired devices. I will turn the wifi off the Sagemcom once I know everything sweet. I will probably get a new one this summer so don't expect this repo to get updated in the upcomming weeks. That is up for consideration in the near future, where we would move our business telephone lines to another VoIP provider, and utilise a 4G backup arrangement, in situation of failure of the NBN HFC link. Right now I use 1 AC Optus sagemcom router and 1 AC Telstra sagemcom router with dhcp disabled for wifi only + 1 TP-Link 802.11n repeater. Having converted from 100 Mbps Optus Cable (with CG3000 modem) to Optus HFC NBN ( also 100 Mbps, with Sagecom 3864) four weeks ago, I was initially concerned that the 3864 would be hopeless (especially WiFi) based on comments above. . Get them to send you their latest modem. Gas. See a problem? I will move to ABB and buy a Fetch mini and get them to fix the line. I also find 5ghz btw you get dropouts eventually in between rooms hence I have a second Telstra ac sagemcoms near my tv and lounge laptop desk. So were moving from an old unreliable HFC to the new fantastic almost as good HFC. What follows has been posted many times here. Forward port 5060 in your router to the Optus router's IP address. The Optus Sagemcom is a piece of garbage in many ways, just try adding a configuration that includes a Static IP setup under Advanced > LAN it just displays a blank screen. I needed to login to the setup and select "always use ethernet" instead of "always use cable" (thanks to a Whirlpoolian in another thread) but it picked up the NBN connection no problems and is working fine. The white box was crap and if I logged on to Netflix my wife would lose phone connectivity on FaceTime! It is just simple for Optus tech staff. Reviews There are no reviews yet. This wiki and all scripts that will be added under this repo has been made by wuseman and is licensed under GPL Version 3. will be calling Optus for another router. Then I have to get some old wifi gear out of the cupboard and place old routers and range extenders around the house to fix it. edit the filename if you found another conf or file you want to download. All donations I get I use to buy new devices that I spend all my waking hours I am sure there are many people in the same situation. It has minimal features but will keep using it while we have our home phone line. Update the modem software. Connect the Optus router's WAN port to a LAN port on your router.4. Ok, so I've got it the net & VOIP working as follows: On the Sagemcom, I've got DHCP enabled, as each time I disable it, internet completely drops off. have spoken to Optus again after continuous dropout on WIFI with this sagecomm modem and they have said if i purchase my own router and it works that they will credit me for it. I have a TP-Link VR600 router, I assume it would be relatively easy to connect the Sagemcom to the VR600 and use the wireless capability of the TP-Link to broadcast? Grocery. this was worth a 100% CVE. First connect the Optus router to the NBN modem and leave connected until everything particularly VOIP incoming calls is working correctly.2. Not sure why I didn't find this earlier in my searches, but is that similar to the port fowarding solution in this thread? i have tried everything almost i belive, an example wich works to execute but I'm aware I'll have to log in with the Sagemcom by itself first to establish a connection to use the VOIP, but will try the switch / port forwarding methods as well. unless there is clearly what is what on the devices. They are all cheapos the ISPs give out but usually they have the dhcp fixed assignment option which you can use to solve the networking problems with DHCP that most will probably run into. In response to @lefty & @fed up with junk: I echo your frustrations having come from similar hardware. It is not possible to change the IP of the gateway nor to activate the BRIDGE mode, All GVT firmware functions are unlocked. For black there's the 3864AC, 3864V2AC, 3864V3AC & the new 3864V3HP. everything ends up here because I hack for fun and to share everything I I currently have Pi Hole set up as a DNS server on the R7000, will all requests still go through the pihole? I just setup a business system at a friends shop which uses a Netgear V7610 router which feeds two analog POT's phones and that's rock solid on Telstra from day one. (Sagemcom currently has the R7000 ip as 192.168.0.3), Now when I try to enter the R7000's default login via routelogin.net it's not recognised and I have to use 192.168.1.1. Yes No. here is a proof for how to find info about all settings they have configured, There is plenty of configuration files on the router and for download all these Maybe the difference is that I have the latest black 3864v3HP model, with earlier problems all fixed. Just looking for a quick redundancy method, for at least the modem if it fails, thanks. 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