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TMVYLW
8 months agoFriendly Neighbour
New Telus modem/router and wifi killed Smart TV
We recently had Telus upgrade our equipment. We now have an NH20A modem and two B20A WiFi routers. Since having the upgrade, our Smart TV (Sony Bravia A80K) has no internet access, despite being...
Nighthawk
Community Power User
8 months agoTelus tech support won't provide support for non Telus equipment like TVs. Since all the other services are working fine and it's just the one device having issues, in the highly unlikely event that a tech was sent out, they would definitely be charging for the visit.
TMVYLW
8 months agoFriendly Neighbour
Thanks for your reply. I really do not think this is a Sony problem. The Telus equipment we had previously worked just fine with the TV. It is the new Telus equipment that has changed things. The Sony TV just happens to be the symptom of whatever problem has been introduced by the new Telus equipment.
- Nighthawk8 months ago
Community Power User
It'll be a Sony problem if it's the only device not connecting. Since the techs don't troubleshoot unsupported hardware, they will charge you if they come out and find the connection itself to be in working order and just the one device affected.
You never did say what your old hardware was. Your new hardware has the NH20A router (not modem) and a pair of B20A wireless access points (not routers). They use the same networking standards as the old Telus hardware. Does the Sony have a valid IP address that matches what the NH20A assigned to it? Do you have any custom network settings on the Sony like a static IP? Does it show an error? When you run the onboard diagnostics what does it say?
- TMVYLW8 months agoFriendly Neighbour
Thanks for your reply.
The Sony TV does connect to WiFi and Internet. Disney Plus and YouTube work fine. But Netflix, Prime and Crave all have connection errors.
The previous router was a T3200M.
The Sony TV reports having a valid IP address (192.168.1.67), and the NH20A "Connected Devices" shows that IP address associated to the MAC address of the TV.
There are no custom network settings. The NH20A is as Telus left it.
I'm not sure what onboard diagnostics you are referring to. I could not find any diagnostics in the NH20A menus (which are [Overview > State | Connected Devices | Fiber | Network Status | Router Information], [Network > LAN | WAN | Firewall | Dynamic DNS | IPv6 | MoCA], [USB] and [Administration]).