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Traduk · 28-02-2011, 10:02

You will have the router switched on and have to use a Lan output as there is no Wan\Lan output as on a standalone modem.

Most of the complaints with the Superhub arise from the fact that it is very limited on features compared with self acquired routers and there are currently no acceptable work arounds. The wireless is also questionable in strength and range.

Providing that your line (signal strength etc) has not caused you problems then the Superhub should be a seamless change and hopefully you will see no problems.

28-02-2011, 10:02	#2
Traduk Inactive Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 312	Re: Super Hub Query You will have the router switched on and have to use a Lan output as there is no Wan\Lan output as on a standalone modem. Most of the complaints with the Superhub arise from the fact that it is very limited on features compared with self acquired routers and there are currently no acceptable work arounds. The wireless is also questionable in strength and range. Providing that your line (signal strength etc) has not caused you problems then the Superhub should be a seamless change and hopefully you will see no problems.