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I used a Belkin wireless N router which was a real pain at times - to connect throught VPN with my work laptop I had to disable automatic DHCP and "open" various ports. Even then I had connect via network cable. when I wamted to connect other devices this all had to be set up manually.

Anyway, I have ditch teh belkin and installed a BT HOOme Hub 2.0, and wireless now works seamlessly as it should!!

But - my broadband is quite slow and variable - with the belkin I could esily go to teh router page and check the connection speed. I can't find this facility with the homehub. The router manager page is at bthomehub.home nbut is pretty basic compared to teh settings that were avaiable on the belkin. - or am I missing something?

The landing page should show the Downstream and Upstream speeds along with a few other bits. Could be if you're using Firefox that you need to enable Javascript or uncheck the Block Pop-Ups Windows tab under content in preferences.

Landing page should have this in top left corner:

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Kevin

On the Homehub we used to have it was under advanced, then DSL somewhere. Listed the up/down stream, and various bits of noise info.

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The landing page should show the Downstream and Upstream speeds along with a few other bits. Could be if you're using Firefox that you need to enable Javascript or uncheck the Block Pop-Ups Windows tab under content in preferences.

Landing page should have this in top left corner:

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Kevin

Thanks but my landing page doesn't look like that :no:

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On the Homehub we used to have it was under advanced, then DSL somewhere. Listed the up/down stream, and various bits of noise info.

thats the baby :thumbup:

Under advances/Broadband/ADSL

A whole 1504kbs downstream :(

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thats the baby :thumbup:

Under advances/Broadband/ADSL

A whole 1504kbs downstream :(

My fathers BB is 1280kbs down and 244kbs up... speedy!

I was close then :) I always found our HomeHub to be a bit. . . sketchy. Not too stable and not that fast on the whole. 1504 would have been for use - was getting less than 1mb on speedtest.net at the end of the contract. :thumbdown:

I've got a measly 10240000 bps (10,00kbps) now with Virgin. :giggle:

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I've got a measly 10240000 bps (10,00kbps) now with Virgin. :giggle:

:envy:

I was close then :) I always found our HomeHub to be a bit. . . sketchy. Not too stable and not that fast on the whole. 1504 would have been for use - was getting less than 1mb on speedtest.net at the end of the contract. :thumbdown:

I've got a measly 10240000 bps (10,00kbps) now with Virgin. :giggle:

I am on Sky LLU at home and I get 16158850bps (16mbps)

Ah, if only copper was that good here. Get about 4mb at best. Interesting to see people can reach the claimed speeds though, :thumbup: no chance of doing so here.

Still impressed with Virgin though, constantly get what we pay for, unlike BT. :dull:

Yes, the Homehub is basic, it was only intended for Domestic BT users and can't be used by other Broadband suppliers, it will only accept [email protected] or [email protected] as a log in. The 2Wire Business Hub is intended for Business accounts and is therefore more mappable.

As for seeing your synch. speed then you have to click through a few pages, try Settings-Broadband- ADSL. You'll have to enter your admin password on the way. The software on Homehubs does vary quite a lot as there are afew versions around now.

After a couple of weeks arguing with BT about their service, my connection has changed from 2mbps download to 17720 kbps... and cos i threatened to leave its costing 9.99 per month + Line rental for option 3.

Yay!

Ste

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