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forsteri wrote:I'm with UE46ES6100 on T-MST10PDEUC v1030 and got an 800 error, are you working on that? theres another way to downgrade like usb? thanks

error is on client side, so maybe your isp force you to use some proxy server...

forsteri wrote:I'm with UE46ES6100 on T-MST10PDEUC v1030 and got an 800 error, are you working on that? theres another way to downgrade like usb? thanks

with me at the Samsung UE40ES6300 exactly the same

arris69 wrote:error is on client side, so maybe your isp force you to use some proxy server...

I also always get 800 error on ES6710 and E8000, both on latest Samsung FW... haven't had a problem a month ago when downgrading an ES6300 (don't have that one anymore).
Could it be Samsung blocks your IP 46.4.199.222 in newer firmwares?

hondavtec wrote:

arris69 wrote:error is on client side, so maybe your isp force you to use some proxy server...

I also always get 800 error on ES6710 and E8000, both on latest Samsung FW.
Could it be Samsung blocks your IP 46.4.199.222 in newer firmwares?

Yes, I believe somewhat like that they maybe blocked IP, because today tryed another 2 more diferents isp and at end the error is always same btw when i used automatic DNS too and says I have last firmware... a bit strange...

Well, what can we do then?
Is it possible to just re-route TV's request to 46.4.199.222 in the router?

Or can we get the patched firmware (or any older fw) for download to update / downgrade via USB?

hondavtec wrote:Well, what can we do then?
Is it possible to just re-route TV's request to 46.4.199.222 in the router?

if your router supports it, yes

Or can we get the patched firmware (or any older fw) for download to update / downgrade via USB?

no

Just did a factory reset from service menu and tried from scratch but still 800 error.
I'm on ECPDEUC 2002 and it seems there's even a newer one available on Samsungs site: 2003.4
... I guess it won't fix that error 800 problem, right?

Can anybody with 2002 or higher reply who was able to download the SamyGo patched FW?
Is it just me/us or really Samsungs limitation???

arris69 wrote:if your router supports it, yes

Thanks a lot for the reply, I'll try to... got an AVM FritzBox 7390 which is capable of doing almost everything as fas as I know.
Unfortunately I'm far away from being a network expert

Hi Arris69! Can you publish hyperlink (or links table) which TV assumed for firmware downloading and ip address of the server with yours firmwares? I want to play with 'hosts' file and the dnsmasq program for "re-route TV's request" on my Zyxel Keenetic Giga router.

alex3333 wrote:Hi Arris69! Can you publish hyperlink (or links table) which TV assumed for firmware downloading and ip address of the server with yours firmwares? I want to play with 'hosts' file and the dnsmasq program for "re-route TV's request" on my Zyxel Keenetic Giga router.

play with hosts file makes just sense on tv.
if you play with dns, if tv requests http://www.samsungotn.net dns answer shoud be CNAME infolink.samygo.tv
if you play with iptables and nat then reroute the traffic to 46.4.199.222

but no further support by me if you try to "hack around", thats why we made the server implementation, just set dns and let the tv make rest...
and if samsung coders really got the point how to make "secure" firmware updates all above won't help.