11-11-2022 00:10 - edited 11-11-2022 00:11
Hello,
Hope some knowledgeable type can help I want to move my router from the living room to the hall - just done a refurb, the hall is a more central location, usual reasons. My question is does moving the router involve installing a new access point in the hall, or would they simply run an extension cable from from access point in the living room, through the internal wall and into the hall?
More than happy to pay the £25 fee, but I really don't want new holes drilling in internal walls and cables running through the house, I'd much rather have the access point moved and the cable run straight into that from outside. Grateful for any advice on how they actually do it before I go ahead.
on 11-11-2022 14:38
on 13-11-2022 15:42
Hi @Melchett01,
Welcome back to our Community Forums! Thank you for your post and for your query.
As advised by @jbrennand, this would be a £25 charge appointment to have your Hub Moved to another place. This charge would be added to your next bill.
Would you like to have a technician appointment booked in so we can help move your Hub to a better suited location?
Let us know so we can help. 🙂
Thank you.
on 13-11-2022 23:18
Thanks @jbrennand, aprpeciate the reply. I'm wary as a long time ago I had a second Virgin box installed in the bedroom when the access point was in a different room and they made a right pigs ear of installing the cabling up and round doors, looked a real mess so keen to avoid a repeat.
on 13-11-2022 23:20
Hi @ Paulina_Z,
If what @jbrennand suggests is the case then I'd be happy to go ahead. But I'm not interested in running cabling through the house and internal walls, which would be the caveat, so I'd like to know that before I commit.
on 16-11-2022 10:03
Hi @Melchett01
I will send you a private message now so we can discuss further and book the visit if you wish to proceed.
Please look out for the purple envelope in the top right of the page and pop me a reply when you can.
Vikki - Forum Team
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