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Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

hellebore1625
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

Thanks for your replies. I am part way through setting up the deco again and it has asked for a user name and password that my internet service provider will have given me…. When will this have been given and what is it likely to look like? Eg will it be email + password … or is it the username I am using now etc
outcast
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

Have a look at your connection settings in Plusnet "Member Centre"

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hellebore1625
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

It is asking for my PPPoE account name and Password. I have entered the only name and password I could find in the place you told me to look. Where can I find my PPPoE things?
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

Those details are: your Plusnet username and password, which you use to log into the Members Centre.

John
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

From Connection setting FAQs -

 

Plusnet PPPoE settings.png

 

Confirm the format of YOUR 'username' or 'login name' by looking at YOUR connection settings

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hellebore1625
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

I have entered the password I used to log into my account and my username with the @plusdsl.net on the end and it is still not working. It is telling me that my PPPoE account is invalid.
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

Have you confirmed whether you still have broadband from Plusnet ?

 

So far you've told us, that you had FTTC, with broadband and phone from Plusnet, you then 'upgraded' to SOGEA (AKA 'fibre'), at the time you expected the phone service was due to be disabled, your internet connection got disconnected,  without any alternative explanation of any configuration changes by you which might have stopped the broadband.

 

So why do you think you still have a working internet service from Plusnet ?

If your broadband service has been discontinued, then seeing the message "PPPoE account is invalid" might be true.

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jab1
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

@hellebore1625  - to follow on from @outcast 's post above have you contacted Plusnet to see if they still have you down as a customer?

John
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

It might be worth logging in to the "Member Centre" then visiting this - https://www.plus.net/member-centre/home 

 

On MY closed Plusnet account it shows this banner -

Plusnet Account Closing banner.png

 

I can't remember whether that appeared when my broadband service ended, or after my final bills were settled.

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RealAleMadrid
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

@hellebore1625  Are you able to login to the member centre with the authentication details you have used in the router, i.e. username without the @plusdsl.net and password?  I have come across cases where the router somehow adds an unexpected  space on the beginning or end of the data fields causing PPPoE connection failure.

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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

@hellebore1625 

 

You could attempt the instructions below, and see whether it gives any clues !

 

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hellebore1625
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

Thanks I’ll try them in the morning if all else fails.
The information I need to set it up is:-

1. I have fibre ( no full fibre in the area) and am presuming this is part of the bt open reach system as that is the name on the plug on the wall ….
2. It deco is asking for connection type … when I set it up previously it was PPPoE , is this correct?
A further option is VLAN ID

Thanks for all your help!
RealAleMadrid
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

@hellebore1625  You have SOGEA which Plusnet call Partial Fibre, connection type is PPPoE. Disable VLAN ID on the router, that is dealt with by the Hub2.

You haven't answered my question about logging into the member centre, can you access your Plusnet account via a mobile connection?

hellebore1625
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

Yes I can access it
hellebore1625
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Re: Using a Hub2 with T P links Deco M5 and FTTC

I’ve sorted it out now thanks for your patience and kindness everyone!