on 03-05-2022 14:15
Hello,
since I am still experiencing problems with the Hub4, I would like to change and get a different router.
Will this be ideal with a VM 1GB?
Thanks
on 03-05-2022 14:30
That should be fine - or spend more for the higher spec model
It all depends on your needs - property, number of devices, users, usage profile etc.
on 03-05-2022 15:20
Hi,
I have 6 Google home mini, plus laptop , smart tv etc... When I had the 350mbs contract I used a fritz box 7530 and everything was smooth and reliable.
what is the HS model that you are referring to?
Thanks
on 03-05-2022 15:25
on 03-05-2022 17:46
@mrpennisi wrote:what is the HS model that you are referring to?
The link you gave was for an ‘AC1900’ model - alongside it the Amazon website shows other models including an ‘AC2300’ one at £89.99
Regardless, JB has pointed out single device limitations - so the difference is around how many devices can be consuming data simultaneously/total throughput
Some traffic could be LAN only - if you had a NAS for example.
on 03-05-2022 18:41
on 04-05-2022 09:39
Yep,
ended up ordering this at the end. VM sent me one of that wifi boosters (the white hex thing that you plug into a wall socket).Should I unplug this or will it work wit the new router too?
Thanks
on 04-05-2022 09:43
@mrpennisi wrote:Yep,
ended up ordering this at the end. VM sent me one of that wifi boosters (the white hex thing that you plug into a wall socket).Should I unplug this or will it work wit the new router too?
Thanks
VM's boosters will only work with their HUB.
on 10-05-2022 19:00
Hello,
Trying to setup the router but is not working. Did everything as per guide(correct order) but the router can't access internet. Weirdly enough, the VM HUB4 keeps broadcasting the WiFi, even in modem mode (deninig access to all the devices of course)
How is possible that VM can always screw u
on 13-05-2022 10:59
Hi @
Welcome back to the community!
Sorry to heat that you're having issues with modem mode on our Hub 4. We do have a guide here which advises how to put the router into modem mode.
Once you have the router in modem mode, power off the Hub 4 and connect your 3rd party router via ethernet cable into port 1 only. No other devices should be connected via ethernet cable to the Hub 4 at this point. If you have a TV service connected via ethernet, please also remove the ethernet from the Hub 4 (if applicable). Once you have this set up, power on the Hub 4.
Let me know if this works for you.