on 07-12-2024 14:19
I lost all services at 13.05 today. No tv or broadband. According to your great customer services the flashing red light on my hub 5 means it is over heating and that is why I have no tv or broadband pmsl... both tv boxes showing s101 because they have no signal and hub 5 flashing red. Boxes and hub on sepertate cables to my property (long story) so I am 100% sure the local network is down despite no message to this effect and the status page flipping between an area issue and green no issue. The have tried remotely resetting my hub despite me telling them not to as I am in modem mode too.. they are hopeless and I have no resolution yet and total blackout for me. I am in a vital end of year release testing at work and have to have Internet connectivity by Monday!
on 07-12-2024 14:36
According to /virginmedia.com/help/how-to/broadband/hub-lights/red-flashing-light-hub-5 it doesn't mean that the hub5 is over heating. It means that the hub hasn’t been able to register on the Virgin Media network.
I'd agree that it's an area issue with the status page flipping between an area issue and green no issue.
The automated service checker on 0800 561 0061 would be a better indicator as it often gives details of more local issues down to postcode level, whereas the online checker is more useful for known faults affecting a far wider area..
on 07-12-2024 14:44
@fizz wrote:I lost all services at 13.05 today. No tv or broadband. According to your great customer services the flashing red light on my hub 5 means it is over heating and that is why I have no tv or broadband pmsl... both tv boxes showing s101 because they have no signal and hub 5 flashing red. Boxes and hub on sepertate cables to my property (long story) so I am 100% sure the local network is down despite no message to this effect and the status page flipping between an area issue and green no issue. The have tried remotely resetting my hub despite me telling them not to as I am in modem mode too.. they are hopeless and I have no resolution yet and total blackout for me. I am in a vital end of year release testing at work and have to have Internet connectivity by Monday!
I wouldn't hold your breath!
Residential connections mean no SLA, so you should be making use of your backup connection, which I assume you have since you work from home.
on 07-12-2024 14:49
on 07-12-2024 14:50
on 07-12-2024 14:52
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on 07-12-2024 14:59
VM will not send a technician if there is an area fault. I'm guessing the storm may have something to do with the outages all over the place.
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on 07-12-2024 15:19
on 07-12-2024 15:20
on 07-12-2024 16:06
Anyhow back on now... I was wetting myself laughing when the customer 'service' agent told me my overheating hub was the reason my v6 boxes had no live tv connection at all and could not download the channels. When I said my neighbours were the same my chat was cut. Then the second one was ended shortly afterwards after giving them all the information again with no reply.. I didn't get through after two 1 hour calls either... but hey I have an engineer coming on Monday now...