ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Help with WiFi strength Power Line Adapter would thus be the solution. I use them to pump Internet to regenerating dotted around the house. Re: Slow Transfer Speed Between PCs on Home Network The Hub 3 is a bad device under all circumstances. You can google that with the words “Intel Atom” and “Hub 3”. The Hub 3 is acceptable if you move to modem mode with your own router. Then you can expect better LAN speeds. Re: Back again with unresolved high Power (dBmV) Anything Gitty says will be useful. Corrected errors impose no/negligible load in the modem. The FEC is in-line and is a function of the data stream. The upstream is a different matter. Constant reassignments suggest congestion to me or noise. On the lower frequency channels, suspect noise. With you being close to the cabinet, upstream power won’t be an issue, subject to the types of attenuator you’ve been given. Has your coax drop point been checked for water? Corrosion can cause micro-rerflections. Finally, what is your neighbour’s experience? Re: Confirmed - Black WiFi pods Ethernet Backhaul! ASUS mesh is very good. I don’t use wired backhaul. Re: SuperHub 3.0 - unable to disable SSID broadcast I think it’s something like if VM ca’t help can we experts? The OP is quite right to want VM to clear up their own slop bucket. But empathy from us goes a long way. your modem mode suggestion solves the problem but at a cost to the OP. An empathetic wrap around to the suggestion, setting out the additional benefits wouldn’t go amiss. Re: SuperHub 3.0 - unable to disable SSID broadcast I suspect they are a lot younger than me! That said, when at their best, those two have good technical grasp of VM broadband and associated home devices. Re: SuperHub 3.0 - unable to disable SSID broadcast I suspect they are a lot younger than me! That said, when at their best, those two have good technical grasp of VM broadband and associated home devices. Re: SuperHub 3.0 - unable to disable SSID broadcast Legacy does that sometimes, without acknowledging that many VM customers have no choice other than Openreach copper. Re: Migrating from UPP https://github.com/ishi0/Community-Fibre-WHW03CFv2/wiki Maybe this link would help. If you are taking a VM service with full fibre, you'd get a Hub 5x which has a flaky Modem Mode. So the flashed Velops would have to work in bridge mode with the VM hub. Re: DHCP issues with new Hub5. Wi-Fi but no Internet on some devices Trouble is the tech support people know very little because your question is not in their script/playbook and they are not technically trained. It would be VM’s fault if the Hub 5 DHCP was not releasing IP addresses, but to confirm that, someone would need to go into the Hub’s GUI and check the allocated IP addresses against the devices known to be attached. However, there are enough IP addresses in the range for this not to occur unless every address has been used and not released. So, people suffering this phenomenon, need to get someone into the home who understands network basics to check all this out.