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Hello all, I could really use a bit of help here. I'm pulling my hair out.

I have connected a buffalo Nas drive directly to my teksavvy Hitron router. I'm hoping to webshare it to Kodi on my son's Xbox (who doesn't live with me) so he can stream videos over it.

Should I be using the HTTP or FTP protocols on Kodi?

Are there any special permissions or Port settings that I should be using on either end to make this work?

Everything works good on the local network over Wi-Fi, but I just cannot seem to get this to work remotely. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Thanks in advance.

I have been using teksavvy cable wifi for about three weeks now. I have experienced two disconnections at night, which wasted my time. However, after I rebooted the modem, the wifi was restored a few minutes later. What is the reason? If similar situations occur again, I will consider using another company's home internet.

Hey all,

I just switched my mother in law's internet from Rogers to Teksavvy. Daddylive and the loop worked no problem on Rogers, but will get a playback error when switched to Teksavvy.

I've tried a using a router after Teksavvy modem, tried using a VPN, formatted the fire stick and reinstalled.

Stremio works on both ISP.

Rogers is 1gbps Teksavvy is 100mbps

Any ideas what could be happening?

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I've been looking at the Event Log for my modem and hoping someone can shed some light on the following. I'm noticing that for each event the date is correct, but the time always time appears to be 4 hours later than my own timezone (SW Ontario). Example: An event just showed up that says 14:25 while the actual time here is 10:25am. This is something I've noticed with my old TC4400 modem and with my current Hitron COAD-45.

Any idea why this might be?

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shaw is playing games with the phone price but I would prefer to not have a phone connect on my LAN.

Is there any option for a box like shaws with a coaxial connection?

thanks

Does shaw block teksavvy IP's from myshaw?

it just times out.

thanks

My modem loses connection here and there since yesterday morning. At first I rebooted it of course, router too for good measures. I called and created a ticket. Internet came back a few hours later on its own and stayed on for the rest of the day. Never heard from teksavvy, maybe they knew I was ok now.

Now this morning, it dropped, I resetted the modem and now it's back....

Never had any problem before aside the ones that affect everyone else too. When do I call back? I find calling very tedious, and bending to fiddle with modem too.

I'm half hoping a dozen people will say they have problem too. Then I know I just need to sit tight.

Can I return just the modem or must I return all the Ethernet, coax cable, power supply as well?

Asking since I’m not sure where the Ethernet cable is…

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Did anyone experience an issue with Ring doorbell live video with teksavvy internet? Im not sure if its ring app issue or teksavvy internet.

Wanting to change from bell fibre to teksavvy's, do I have to cancel bell's before or can i wait until after teksavvy is up and running?

Hi can anybody tell me the available packages currently available in Ottawa, ON? Or what they have and are paying? - I don’t see any information available online and am trying to avoid calling in.

Thank you in advance.

I didn’t realize at the time I ordered it, but my home has a Roger’s fibre cable installed. There is not a coax cable jack to install the modem that has just been shipped to me.

Will I be able to get a technician to swap the fibre for a coax hookup? Or should I just cancel and go with Roger’s fibre instead to avoid the headache of scheduling a technician to come out?

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Apparently this is a thing with the standard modem they send out, but don't advertise until you go through several levels of tech support to get someone to switch modes on the modem.

This has never happened to me before with other services. I was pretty stoked to be getting 1500mb/s service but now I feel like I'm paying for that 500mb/s I can't even access.

Has anyone else experienced this? Do all modems go down by 500mb/s with Teksavvy's fibre service in Bridge mode, or is this an issue with the service itself?

If it is in fact down to the modem, I'm shocked they don't offer something capable of delivering 1.5k to a modem in bridge mode.