4 Top Hub lights RED

[Kort]

I have the basic Ooma system (1st generation, the white boxy one) ...just the Hub since my 2 scouts died along the way.
It had been working fine until yesterday. Now the clear OOMA tab on the top isn't blue, but a flashing red (or amber), and the top 4 buttons stay a solid red after cycling the power. In this state, I cannot get any internet connection, much less a phone signal.

I tried the usual resets with no luck. My Comcast cable modem is working fine as is my Apple Airport. Comcast checked the modem and reports no issues. The Hub was between the two so I unplugged the modem from the Hub and plugged the modem directly into the Airport. I have internet connectivity again. I cannot locate my manual so am unsure what the 4 solid red lights (top 2 rows, 2x2) means. It does appear that there is an issue with my hub/base station though.

I've had my system for several years now so have no warranty. Never really did anyway since I was sent the system for review purposes.

Any advice? Thanks.
~ Kort

[murphy]

Trash can and envelope soild red.
The hub cannot get an internet connection.

1 and 2 are solid red.
The hub is unable to register to the Ooma network.
This would have to be true if the first condition is true.

Are the LEDs on the Internet connector lit? There should be a solid green and a randomly flashing amber.

Try a factory reset.

Hub factory reset sequence:

1) Remove the power for the Ooma device.
2) Hold down the Ooma tab [blue light] and connect the power. Hold for 30 seconds until all the lights start flashing.

Once the lights stop flashing, release the Ooma tab and the device will reset to factory settings.

[Kort]

Tried the factory reset.
After a few attempts, the results are the same. It cycles through the buttons and then the OOMA button flashes while all 6 of the right side buttons (2x2x2) are solid red now.

I reconnect to modem to my router, bypassing the OOMA Hub, and all works fine again. Do you think my hub has kicked the bucket. It still operates obviously, but is having serious issues.

[murphy]

Are you power cycling the modem every time that you change what is connected to it?
If the modem has a backup battery that also must be disconnected.

[Tom]

What is the status of the link lights on the ooma modem port when connected to your modem? Should be solid green, blinking amber.

[Kort]

Are you power cycling the modem every time that you change what is connected to it?
If the modem has a backup battery that also must be disconnected.

Tried that. No luck.

[Kort]

What is the status of the link lights on the ooma modem port when connected to your modem? Should be solid green, blinking amber.

Can you clarify?

[murphy]

What is the status of the link lights on the ooma modem port when connected to your modem? Should be solid green, blinking amber.

Can you clarify?

The Modem port on the Hub where the internet cable connects the Hub to your Modem has a green and an amber LED.
What are those LEDs doing?

[Kort]

I will check them this evening. I'll have to re-plug in everything in the original manner though. Thanks.

[Kort]

Okay, on the back where the cables go in, the green LED is solid, and the amber one occasionally flickers.
Today when I powered up the Hub, instead of the top 4 right buttons lit up, the top two and the bottom two stayed lit red, with the center ones off (trash and mail).

What is the status of the link lights on the ooma modem port when connected to your modem? Should be solid green, blinking amber.

Can you clarify?

The Modem port on the Hub where the internet cable connects the Hub to your Modem has a green and an amber LED.
What are those LEDs doing?