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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    quick update on this, There have been some issues when upgrading from r30 to r36, mainly wireless refusing to connect at all, regardless of channel or security settings, factory reset on superhub fixes this.
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    Question for those on R36.

    Where in the hub settings can you adjust the networks settings from wireless G to wireless N.

    My wifes xbox keeps advising her that the router is running in wireless G mode when the wireless dongle she has wireless N capabilities.

    Check last night for settings but couldn't find it.

    Anyone?
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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    advanced settings, wireless radio, settings are 54, 144, 300. I recommend leaving them on 144.
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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    I`ve found a really annoying feature of the superhub and cant seem to resolve it.

    My home network was always on 192.168.1.x now I tried to change the superhub to this range but get told that the 1.x range is used for guest ip`s but there doesnt seem to be a section to change this.

    I know its only a small thing but still

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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    Quote Originally Posted by kopite View Post
    I`ve found a really annoying feature of the superhub and cant seem to resolve it.

    My home network was always on 192.168.1.x now I tried to change the superhub to this range but get told that the 1.x range is used for guest ip`s but there doesnt seem to be a section to change this.

    I know its only a small thing but still
    It's a pain. 192.168.1.0/24, 192.168.2.0/24 and I think 192.168.0.3/24 are reserved for the guest networks even if you're not using them and there's no way of changing it.

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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    My Virgin broadband gets setup this weekend. I'll let you guys know what version my new router has on it.

    Also, I just made the mistake of googling "torrenting on Virgin"...
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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    It'll probably come with R30 but soon update to R36. My girlfriend had new VM broadband installed about a week ago and her SH updated itself to R36 on Monday morning after I rebooted it to change the LAN subnet.

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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    Quote Originally Posted by burble View Post
    It's a pain. 192.168.1.0/24, 192.168.2.0/24 and I think 192.168.0.3/24 are reserved for the guest networks even if you're not using them and there's no way of changing it.
    You can trick them. Make sure the guest network is disabled.
    Change the IP address on the LAN IP screen. DO NOT click apply. Just click clear DHCP leases instead. It will reboot the router with your new IP address. I guess it forgets to check but does save the settings when you click that button.
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    Quote Originally Posted by badass View Post
    You can trick them. Make sure the guest network is disabled.
    Change the IP address on the LAN IP screen. DO NOT click apply. Just click clear DHCP leases instead. It will reboot the router with your new IP address. I guess it forgets to check but does save the settings when you click that button.
    Better still put it into modem mode and use a decent router

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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    Cameron, no real issues with it mate, but turn off the firewall on R36 revision when you get it, or as Blue says, use modem mode and a decent router
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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    Quote Originally Posted by blueball View Post
    Better still put it into modem mode and use a decent router

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    Going to buy an asus black diamond I think as it gets good reviews and can do dd-wrt

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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    Quote Originally Posted by blueball View Post
    Better still put it into modem mode and use a decent router
    I actually have it on the original IP address and have m0n0wall as the DMZ host for it. I wanted to use the wireless on it as my access point also acts as a station and wanted to use it downstairs. The Wifi on the Superhub is so utterly diabolical I've disabled it and am using the AP again and will probably get a wireless-ethernet device when I can be bothered.
    I am amazed that the Wifi on the superhub can be so unbelievably rubbish TBH.

    It's only not in modem mode because I can't be arsed to change my working config now.
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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    modem mode no longer shows any status details, the advanced settings buttons greyed out...

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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    Quote Originally Posted by GoNz0 View Post
    modem mode no longer shows any status details, the advanced settings buttons greyed out...
    Click the 'Router Status' button in the top right hand corner on the login screen, ie, before you actually enter the username and password.

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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    Quote Originally Posted by burble View Post
    Click the 'Router Status' button in the top right hand corner on the login screen, ie, before you actually enter the username and password.
    oops, totally missed that

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    Re: Virginmedia Superhub Update

    how do you turn off the firewall? I think its stopping PB from working

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