New router

[#1]

Why don’t plus net supply latest hard ware routers rather than 5 years old tech

be nice if they supply the new bt hub 

[#2]

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!
interface Vlan1
no ip address
ip nat inside
ip virtual-reassembly in
!
interface Vlan10
ip address 192.168.1.254 255.255.255.0
ip nat inside
ip virtual-reassembly in

no shutdown

exit

[#3]

Sorry. The specs of the BT hub 2 is higher than the plus net 

[#4]

@rooky 

Plusnet are BT’s budget ISP and provide a budget hub compared with their more expensive master.

However Smarthubs can be picked up for peanuts on auction sites and can be used on your Plusnet service. See the links in this post. https://community.plus.net/t5/My-Router/Using-A-BT-Smarthub-An-Update/m-p/1795292#M24601

[#5]

Is it worth getting or is a net gear Orbi mesh better 

[#6]

Also if plus net but budget isp does that mean the speed and stable service lower 

[#7]

@rooky 

Let me put it this way, an Orbi mesh router is, as far as I am aware, just a router. Consequently if you want to use one  on FTTC  or ADSL you will also need to buy a modem. You can possibly configure it as an Access point to use it with your Plusnet hub but you will lose the use of the Orbi’s advanced features.

You can pick up a Smarthub for about £20 or less on EBay, I believe that an Orbi mesh system will cost more than £200.

An Orbi system will give you better WiFi coverage. The choice is yours.

[#8]

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@rooky wrote:

Also if plus net but budget isp does that mean the speed and stable service lower 

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Plusnet use the same Openreach infrastructure as BT.

[#9]

So that mean sane speed same services but different server ?

[#10]

What advance feature would I lose?

ive still got the open reach modem anyway