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Hub Issues
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27-04-2021
9:56 PM
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28-04-2021
7:21 AM
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dvorak
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We have only just changed to fibre, and have a brand new router supplied by Plusnet, only about a couple of weeks old.
This morning, my iPad and iPhone were chucked off wifi, but rejoined naturally after about half an hour. I was meanwhile on a Zoom call on my laptop, which was completely unaffected, as was my husband on his laptop upstairs.
This evening, my husband's iPad and iPhone got kicked off, mine were fine for about another half an hour before they lost connection also. My laptop was still connected. By this time, we were both informed by our devices that our wifi passwords were wrong. We turned the router off and back on, and I reconnected with no problem, but had to re-input the password, and then share that with my husband to get him back on.
Are you seriously telling me that our brand new router is not fit for purpose, and we need to buy a BT router to get online reliably with Plusnet?? Unfortunately, we binned our last (very old) router! Or is there something else going on? Everything seems normal now!
We are not techies, and Baldrick's solution is something I don't particlarly want to attempt!
Re: Hub Issues
28-04-2021 7:22 AM
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This topic has been split from another one to help both customer and staff, topic title changed.
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Re: Hub Issues
28-04-2021 7:22 AM
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You could try splitting the 2.4 and 5GHz wifi bands, it helps with Apple products.
Navigate in a web browser to 192.168.1.254.
Click Advanced Settings
Enter your Hub admin password when prompted (unless you've changed it, you'll find the default password on the settings card)
Continue to Advanced Settings.
Click on Wireless.
Click 5GHz tab.
Change 'Sync with 2.4Ghz' to No.
Change the name of the 'Wireless SSID' - I added a '_5' on the end.
Save the changes.
You can then select which one you want per device.
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If it fixed it click 'This fixed my problem'
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