In reply to a post by adebov:

Call the Chinese government. You can bet your life they're able to remotely access practically every Huawei device in the entire World

& for those with the ECI kit, call the Israeli army http://www.inminds.com/article.php?id=10445

is it legal to unlock the vdsl2 modem?

how reliable is flashing the firmware?

In reply to a post by richarddawson:

is it legal to unlock the vdsl2 modem?

It no doubt breaches the Ts & Cs of use of the FTTC service as the modem still belongs to BT Openreach.

OTOH, is it legal to intentionally hide the stats from users?
Just imagine what it would be like if car manufacturers hid data such as speed, oil pressure, water temperature etc...................

how reliable is flashing the firmware?

100% reliable, providing the instructions have been followed exactly.

Unlocking the modem does not change anything at all.all the settings are the same as what it shipped with, with the added benefit of being able to view the router status page. What's wrong with that

In reply to a post by Bald_Eagle1:

100% reliable, providing the instructions have been followed exactly.

Except it's better if the modem is connected to the phone line.

Is there a training period for BT infinity 2 connections?

I'd like to get the stats, as I have no clue on how the line is performing.

but if there is a training period, then I'd be inclined to wait

Does anyone on here no how to get dmt-ux working or has the exe they can email me cant get it to compile

The actual "training period" is by the Openreach DLM on the DSLAM in the cabinet, up to the end of the second day of connection.

BT Wholesale still maintain their silly 10-day period in order to set the MSR and FTR for the line. Neither of which matters two hoots so far as I can tell, except it saves having to alter the relevant bit of code in their DLM to cater for fibre.

_{Edit - Saffron-disease.}

Edited by RobertoS (Mon 07-May-12 15:19:47)

so if it was up and running thursday am (engineer left just before 9am with it up and running) It'd be ok to work on the modem?

Head says yes, heart says no.

More realistically, the chances of you personally causing a problem by messing up are remote, but exist. I'd leave it till next Monday.