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AGREE!!!

wish they would brig the lifetime subs back!!!

From Google: General Concerns with Remote Access: Connecting your Hopper to the internet, while enabling features like Dish Anywhere, also introduces potential security risks if not properly secured. Do you use Dish Anywhere?

You should be able to get 50 off per month for 1 year .

Unless you are providing services or exposing something on your network (running a home server, doing a bunch of other stuff on your LAN w/ PCs, etc) - which would be both unusual and typically hard to do if you don't know what you're doing - this is nothing to worry about and has nothing to do...

How do you know they are targeting the Hopper?

cruise ships are actually a super cheap (and easy) way to travel.....if you stay out of the casino.

Scott - I appreciate the reply. I have not opened any ports. The "attack" never gets to the Hopper, because my ISP blocks it. It just seems odd that these probes would be specifically targeting the Hopper. Thanks again.

Unless you opened ports on your router for them to get to your Hopper, I don't think they are trying to attack it. The attacks are going to your router and if the ports are not open then they are not getting in.

On my GT Media receiver I can't manually select an LOF. But on my Edision Mio+ I can. I tried it and the manual selection seemed to work on the Edision. It sounds like you had a different issue. I have no trouble locking tps as long as the C/N reaches minimum lock value. I've just learned it's...

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E15 has passed bt the 110W slot and will be at 119 around the 1st of August. Probably will see things changing sometime in the first full week of august.

So my router has a public IP address. Yes. But all of these attacks only are aimed at my Hopper. Seems odd. Every one of these blocks from my IP are aimed at my Hopper. Again... seems odd.

The actual IP address that the Hopper gets from your router is not a routable address, so "no" that's not public. But the router itself has a WAN port that does have a routable address. It is likely that your WAN address is being probed from various dark corners of the world using the IP...

But Rueben, it’s Tuesday! 😁

Most Wednesdays are poached egg days. I get three mixed with Ritz and bacon bits. My wife gets the fourth one again mixed with Ritz and bacon bits plus cheese grits.

Aren’t the Sling locals just O&O channels too? And Sling doesn’t have any CBS or CW locals. All of my locals are not O&O channels and none are available via Sling. It appears Sling is falling into the same category as the DIRECTV Genre packages as far as locals go. They would have to deal with...

I have experience only with Ku-LNBs. Normal LOFs for universal LNB are 9750/10600 I could set these at "manual", and then input 9745/10595 or 9755/10605. Standard LOF for C-band is 5150 or so? No possibility for manual setting? But with me, C/N levels were never the problem, only getting the...

I already pay less than $7/mo with no commercials. If that goes away so do I.

This may be their undoing. I'm guessing DISH didn't make that choice when negotiating Sling carriage contracts.

PS...I LOVE this new feature. Now if only the Wally had Wi-Fi built in....🤣🤣🤣

I am so glad I purchased a lifetime subscription for $300. :D :D

I'm still seeing many new installs where it's NOT been enabled. Luckily, that's an easy fix, and can wally them through it easy easy. But... there are still a few customers that have data caps for their internet, so maybe that's a good thing it's not automatically enabled?

I remember when ad free XM cost less than $7 a month