ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: MoCA and VM cabling Short answer, yes, but it depends. We have no idea on the quality of the cable run in your home, so you'll only know when you actually try it. Re: MoCA and VM cabling Assuming you were using HFC, so coax cable, and you ensure none of the cabling you are using is connected to the VM network, it should be fine since it's just copper. Technically the cable used for VM is the same, or better, standard used for MoCA (RG6). Re: Does my Virgin Media Hub 5 support ipv6? Considering the OP doesn't know the difference between a Wi-Fi standard and an Internet Protocol maybe we need to understand the ask first? Re: Is it possible to speak to a human being??? You should see a 'Message Us' on this site to the right: https://www.virginmedia.com/broadband Re: pods not working VM will need to associate the pods with the new HUB. This should be automatic but this is VM we are talking about... Re: Pods speed Try it? Re: Overall poor speed and connection What does this site show? https://samknows.com/realspeed/ Re: 8 days without broadband I hope you've registered for compensation : https://www.virginmedia.com/help/billing-and-payments/automatic-compensation https://www.virginmedia.com/help/check/status Re: When will the Broadband in my area be available You need to create your own thread. Re: Not receiving 2FA codes in time Slow email delivery times for Lebara | Virgin Media Community - 5680294
