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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
Seems like you and BenMcr have differing opinions of just what the standard Netgear interface is.
Does anyone have screenshots of it? Failing that I may be replacing someone's next week so I could have a dig around myself then...
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Nobody has them yet except trialists and testers, so you won't get many opinions from the general public.
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As I am the technical support agent I think that I can tell the difference between a standard Netgear router interface and a combined Netgear/Virginmedia interface.
The interface on the hub has both Netgear and Virginmedia branding once you log into the configuration pages and you then find that it has the modem power level pages and as with all Virginmedia modems you cannot change any of the modem settings due to it being locked down.
You then have the router pages which are of a similar layout to a standard Netgear page but with differences that Virginmedia required.
As part of our tools to support customers with this hub we have emulators which show us how each page should work with clickable links, so I have seen the actual pages.
You will find that due to it being a modem primarily that the will be very little that you can do with the hub unless you want to brick it, and no programmer is going to waste any time trying to write firmware for a modem/router when the are easier alternatives out there.