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InsaneNutter · 27-06-2012, 11:49

In July we have an engineer coming to install us a Superhub and take away the old VMNG300 modem. I would sooner keep the VMNG300 if im honest, however i know sooner or later it will have to go. Especially as the guy on the phone said they hope to be offering 200meg around this time next year.

Is the superhub still horrible and full of problems? I would be using it as a modem only and keeping my Asus RT-N16 as the router. The RT-N16 can cope with well over 100meg throughput and is running OpenVPN and providing IPV6 via hurricane electric perfectly.

I'm just wondering if i should just accept the superhub or if its worth pushing to keep the VMNG300? The internet has always been perfect, the modem has never crashed and we get the speed we paid for.

The forums here still look to be full of superhub horror stories, i really would be annoyed to go from a solid internet connection to one that goes down all the time.

27-06-2012, 11:49	#1
InsaneNutter Inactive Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Yorkshire, UK Services: Virgin 200mbit / Superhub 3 Modem / pfSense Firewall Posts: 101	20meg to 100meg in July In July we have an engineer coming to install us a Superhub and take away the old VMNG300 modem. I would sooner keep the VMNG300 if im honest, however i know sooner or later it will have to go. Especially as the guy on the phone said they hope to be offering 200meg around this time next year. Is the superhub still horrible and full of problems? I would be using it as a modem only and keeping my Asus RT-N16 as the router. The RT-N16 can cope with well over 100meg throughput and is running OpenVPN and providing IPV6 via hurricane electric perfectly. I'm just wondering if i should just accept the superhub or if its worth pushing to keep the VMNG300? The internet has always been perfect, the modem has never crashed and we get the speed we paid for. The forums here still look to be full of superhub horror stories, i really would be annoyed to go from a solid internet connection to one that goes down all the time.