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Originally Posted by Qtx
I suspect you put the superhub in modem mode (which disables the wireless on it among other things) and then plug the additional router in to one of it's ethernet ports. Then everyone connects to the wireless on that router. So the Coax still only goes in to the superhub.
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He's already concerned about the kids' ability to reset the Superhub and bypass any restrictions set on it. The idea of another router and/or modem mode does nothing to get around this. It is no better than the Superhub itself.
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Originally Posted by jamiefrost
Still doesn't get around the problem that a simple reset of the super hub and or router will set everything back to default.
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This.
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Originally Posted by General Maximus
well the technical information is that if your children are whix kids then there isn't anything you can do which they aren't going to overcome in 5 minutes if they really want to.
Sooooo, yes it does come down to parenting advice and how the problem can be approached from a different angle.
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Also, this.
There is simply no technical solution that is possible on VM that cannot be defeated by a single push of the Superhub's reset button. If VM allowed you to replace the modem itself, then perhaps there might be.
The only solution is
a) Remove the Superhub
b) Deal with the problem non-technically.