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jb66	19-12-2011 19:52

Re: SuperHub becomes standard kit

Next virgin should abolish Tech installs for 50Meg and 100meg for folk already with a superhub

Peter_

19-12-2011 20:16

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis (Post 35348143)

make sense, this raises a couple of questions tho.

will docsis1 configs be made for the superhub if bottom tier customers are getting it, if not will all new customers on the superhub on the bottom tier be put on docsis3.

If you are on a 10Mb or 20Mb tier and you are given a Superhub it automatically tunes to the relevant Cisco 10/12 or Motorola CMTS they do not tune to the VXR7200 CMTS's which now seem to be getting replaced as we see fewer of them.

Daveoc64

20-12-2011 00:01

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Originally Posted by jb66 (Post 35348177)

Next virgin should abolish Tech installs for 50Meg and 100meg for folk already with a superhub

How would the config file know where to go without an engineer pointing the way?

thenry

20-12-2011 00:36

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MAC address?

Peter_

20-12-2011 05:30

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Originally Posted by Daveoc64 (Post 35348303)

How would the config file know where to go without an engineer pointing the way?

You speed can be changed by Customer Services simply by putting the correct code on your account and sending a provisioning signal to your modem, takes literally seconds and a reboot.

roughbeast

20-12-2011 08:02

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Originally Posted by djfunkdup (Post 35347911)

if we followed your way of thinking then cars would still have stone wheels :D

Correction. Cars never had stone wheels, not even the Lada.

Hugh	20-12-2011 08:19

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https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/12/29.jpg

;)

roughbeast

20-12-2011 10:00

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35348335)

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2011/12/29.jpg

;)

Brilliant. :LOL:

djfunkdup

20-12-2011 10:47

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Originally Posted by roughbeast (Post 35348333)

Correction. Cars never had stone wheels, not even the Lada.

lol thanks for pointing that out :p: i really was hoping i would have got away with that one :D:D:D

v0id	20-12-2011 12:55

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Originally Posted by Daveoc64 (Post 35348303)

How would the config file know where to go without an engineer pointing the way?

The same as when they posted Superhubs out for the 20 > 30Mbps upgrade perhbaps.
Via the phone activation, they already have the MAC on file

gba93

20-12-2011 14:00

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Originally Posted by Jameseh (Post 35348100)

Does this mean the 20MB>30MB upgrade charge of Â£30 is now scrapped?

Any news on this yet ?

BenMcr

20-12-2011 14:03

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Originally Posted by gba93 (Post 35348469)

Any news on this yet ?

There is no change to the fees

gba93

20-12-2011 15:02

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Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35348471)

There is no change to the fees

Thanks for the quick response :)

BEE84

20-12-2011 15:40

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Bad news,
I've had the superhub and it's rubbish. Wireless performance/signal and reliability is horrible compared to the standard VMDG280 kit.

Cue a lot more complaints about it.
A lot more effort + Â£Â£Â£ has to go on the internals if VM ever release a premium SuperDooperHub in the future rather than the design.

djfunkdup

20-12-2011 15:44

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Originally Posted by BEE84 (Post 35348533)

The superhub is fine and works well..if you need/want better wireless performance then put it in modem only mode and use your own router :p:

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