I think you had the problem before this, but
On August 29, 2016 at 13:40, ggarza270 said...
I have a customer I'm working with that had Directv installed last month with a genie system as part of it. So they have a hr54 server (5 tuners)
with 4 wireless genies and 1 wired genie, (5 tuners)
2 HD DVRs and (4 tuners)
2 HD receivers. (4 tuners)
Total: 16 tuners. But I could be wrong, totally wrong about how the tuners are counted in the "genie" part, and I don't see model numbers I can use to verify the count. But could this be part of the problem?
The problem they are having is that the genie clients keep disconnecting and saying on the screen "this location is not authorized". Resetting the server fixes the issue for a day but then the message comes back and you have to reset again. The wireless bridge had a yellow light on it which directv tech support said means it has a degraded moca network. Directv came out today to check it and swapped out the LNB from a swm 16 to a new swm 13, that has 13 tuners through 1 coax and also swapped out the wired client. He checked everything before he left and it was working and the wireless bridge turned to a blue light which supposedly means there is a good moca connection, but my customer called and said it says the same message again.
Did the installer have every receiver on? DVRs recording two shows on each one?How many tuners were in use? How does your client use this combination of stuff?
