Plusnet Hub One

[#1]

Even though you can't turn it off, you can of course change the SSID at >Advanced Settings >Wireless
You can't leave it blank though as a space is not allowed as the first (only) character and some other characters aren't allowed as the first or in the string, but the on-board Help should tell you that (I'm assuming this is the same as other A type hubs - I don't have a Hub One in front of me).
With the Hub lights they are more 'warning' lights rather than anything else except as dvorak has mentioned the single Blue light means all ok. If you select >Advanced Settings >Hub Lights and then click the on-board Help and select Hub Lights you should get a comprehensive list of all the light states - unless Plusnet's customised firmware has modified it
There's also a basic online Hub One manual

[#2]

Change the SSID name to "IWillStealYourDetails" and give it a long random password. See if anyone wants to use that named wireless connection. 

[#3]

Any update on pricing for existing subscribers.

[#4]

Don't believe so. Your best bet at the moment is to contact our Customer Options Team and recontract for a period of time.

[#5]

Just a little question about this.  Is the Smart Wireless feature the same thing as Automatic channel selection as on the Techincolor tg582n?

[#6]

The answer is Yes. But not to be confused with 'Smart Setup'  which is "a Smart Setup wizard to help you set up new devices when they are first connected" - that's by ethernet or wireless on your Home Network.

[#7]

I was using some wifi monitoring app on the phone - and on my HH5 router info  it says "sagemcom broadband" - so that is who seems to make this router for the BT group???
But looking at sagemcoms website I can't see a model like it - so maybe it's probably specially made for BT and maybe other major ISP's

[#8]

Quote from: Mal08

......- and on my HH5 router info  it says "sagemcom broadband" - so that is who seems to make this router for the BT group???

It was mentioned earlier in the thread

[#9]

Thanks - but with 10 pages to wade through - i must have missed it 😉

[#10]

To save me going right through this thread - does anyone know if this router supports G.INP downstream or downstream and upstream or neither

[#11]

& does anyone know if G.INP is still switched on at the cabinet - even if it is a G.INP capable router?

[#12]

Jim, the Hub One, like the HH5A supports G.INP on the Downstream only.  A certain poster giving you hassle on TBB is talking **** right out of his ****-****, as I understand he frequently does

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[#14]

Quote from: dvorak

Quote from: Strat Quote from: w23 Not telnet based but there is basic monitoring software available: http://www.vwlowen.co.uk/RouterStatsHub/routerstatshub.htm Thanks for the link w23 seems to work ok.

Are you referring to it working ok on the 5A or the Hub One?

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Quote from: Oldjim

To save me going right through this thread - does anyone know if this router supports G.INP downstream or downstream and upstream or neither

does the billion 8800nl support both?