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greyhairbadger · 19-12-2011, 17:43

This isn't a bad thing at all.

I won't be sorry to see the back of the VMDG280, if only because it is a lot easier to advise relegating the Superhub into bridge mode, when compared to talking people through configuring a third party router as a wireless access point and placing it within the VMDG280 subnet.

Speaking of which, does anybody know how this affects development and deployment of firmware for the VMDG280? I know a few people are desperately awaiting modem mode for their Hubs.

Phil.

19-12-2011, 17:43	#8
greyhairbadger Inactive Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Birmingham, England Services: Virgin Media HFC broadband Posts: 17	Re: SuperHub becomes standard kit This isn't a bad thing at all. I won't be sorry to see the back of the VMDG280, if only because it is a lot easier to advise relegating the Superhub into bridge mode, when compared to talking people through configuring a third party router as a wireless access point and placing it within the VMDG280 subnet. Speaking of which, does anybody know how this affects development and deployment of firmware for the VMDG280? I know a few people are desperately awaiting modem mode for their Hubs. Phil.