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jelv
(knowledge is power) Fri 28-Dec-12 17:26:24

AAISP rely on Plusnet to provide router firmware!

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I must say I was very surprised that for the latest router firmware AAISP give a link to download it from Plusnet!

jelv

Plusnet user since November 2001

NilSatisOptimum
(committed) Fri 28-Dec-12 18:18:47

Re: AAISP rely on Plusnet to provide router firmware!

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I suppose they have to make a saving somewhere.

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andrewhearn
(isp) Wed 02-Jan-13 16:39:18

Re: AAISP rely on Plusnet to provide router firmware!

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Hello!

I must say that I'm a bit confused by this as our staff shouldn't be doing this.

We have our own firmware for the Technicolor and would update customers routers via our TR069 server remotely.

I'm happy to look in to this further if you email in to [email protected] with the attention for Andrew.

Andrew Hearn
AAISP Technical Support
aa.net.uk [email protected] 03333 400 999

The above post has been made by an ISP REPRESENTATIVE (although not necessarily the ISP being discussed in the post).

andrewhearn
(isp) Wed 02-Jan-13 16:47:10

Re: AAISP rely on Plusnet to provide router firmware!

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Ah I see where you mean - it's a link on our wiki page under the section of '3rd party pages':
http://wiki.aaisp.org.uk/index.php/TG582N#Third_Part...

We allow customers to edit our wiki, and it looks like this link was put in by a customer, no big deal, but I'll add a note to clarify the firmware situation.

Thanks!

Andrew Hearn
AAISP Technical Support
aa.net.uk [email protected] 03333 400 999

The above post has been made by an ISP REPRESENTATIVE (although not necessarily the ISP being discussed in the post).

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