Superhub Losing wireless connection - Page 3

Peter_ · 31-05-2011, 21:04

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Originally Posted by pip08456

Before you got a S****hub did you need another router to extend your network?

I did not have good coverage in the garden prior to getting the Superhub but I do now by utilizing the Edimax which I am pleased with, and I did answer this above.

pip08456 · 31-05-2011, 21:08

You've answered it now but not specifically previously.

So Before S****hub you did not have the coverage you now enjoy as you did not/have not the same set-up.

craigj2k12 · 31-05-2011, 21:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456

You've answered it now but not specifcally previously.

So Before S****hub you did not have the coverage you now enjoy as you did not/have not the same set-up.

before the superhub he probably didnt need a repeater of any sort

we all say to him that the superhub wireless cripples over load, and he says it doesnt, yet his wireless is going through another router

Peter_ · 31-05-2011, 21:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456

You've answered it now but not specically previously.

So Before S****hub you did not have the coverage you now enjoy as you did not/have not the same set-up.

I did say that I had improved coverage above.

I had a long ethernet cable for my daughters Xbox so disabled DHCP in the Edimax and placed it at he back of the house, others have done similar even on this forum.

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Originally Posted by craigj2k11

before the superhub he probably didnt need a repeater of any sort

we all say to him that the superhub wireless cripples over load, and he says it doesnt, yet his wireless is going through another router

I take you have failed to read my posts, both networks have completely different names so therefore I know which network is in use depending on where I am in the house.

pip08456 · 31-05-2011, 21:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by craigj2k11

before the superhub he probably didnt need a repeater of any sort

we all say to him that the superhub wireless cripples over load, and he says it doesnt, yet his wireless is going through another router

I'm not saying what he needed or didn't. I'm just asking him to tell us the previous setup and if it needed changing then why!

KenK · 31-05-2011, 21:16

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Originally Posted by pip08456

I'm not saying what he needed or didn't. I'm just asking him to tell us the previous setup and if it needed changing then why!

I think he's answered that - it was changed because he had the chance and the equipment to do so. That's fair enough.

Peter_ · 31-05-2011, 21:19

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Originally Posted by pip08456

I'm not saying what he needed or didn't. I'm just asking him to tell us the previous setup and if it needed changing then why!

As KenK says above I had the equipment and decided to see what I could do with it especially as the Edimax is less than 12 months old and a shame to not use it.

pip08456 · 31-05-2011, 21:38

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Originally Posted by Masque

As KenK says above I had the equipment and decided to see what I could do with it especially as the Edimax is less than 12 months old and a shame to not use it.

Masque, I'm not getting at you but you've avoided the answer to the question again!

craigj2k12 · 31-05-2011, 21:53

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Originally Posted by Masque

I take you have failed to read my posts, both networks have completely different names so therefore I know which network is in use depending on where I am in the house.

I didnt say anything about which network you use, i said before the superhub you wouldnt have had a dual router setup

Peter_ · 31-05-2011, 21:54

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Originally Posted by pip08456

Masque, I'm not getting at you but you've avoided the answer to the question again!

I had my router in my office upstairs at the front of the house, I now have a network at the front and the back extending the overall coverage.

Only possible with 2 wireless devices,

pip08456 · 31-05-2011, 22:23

So can we be clear now then?

Previous to you upgrading you had an acceptable network which worked (I'm trying to cover the pedants here).

Since upgrading you have used your original router to extend your network to a greater extant than it was before.

craigj2k12 · 31-05-2011, 22:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456

So can we be clear now then?

Previous to you upgrading you had an acceptable network which worked (I'm trying to cover the pedants here).

Since upgrading you have used your original router to extend your network to a greater extant than it was before.

thats the real explanation but he wont put that as he doesnt want to get kicked out of his superhub club

pip08456 · 31-05-2011, 22:33

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Originally Posted by craigj2k11

thats the real explanation but he wont put that as he doesnt want to get kicked out of his superhub club

I can't see him not agreeing with my quote. Unlike you I have no problem with Masque except his continuous droning about how his works etc. He's not the only one though!

craigj2k12 · 31-05-2011, 22:35

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Originally Posted by pip08456

I can't see him not agreeing with my quote. Unlike you I have no problem with Masque except his continuous droning about how his works etc. He's not the only one though!

Since when do I have a problem with Masque???

pip08456 · 31-05-2011, 22:37

Well you do keep trying to put him down and infer he is not being truthful.