So much for plusnet launching FTTP "during the summer" as all the ISP pundits were spouting.
Glad I didn't waste time sticking with plusnet and moved to BT, I'd still be stuck on 2Mb ADSL now.

Plusnet Hub Two are now available on new fibre order (FTTC 80/20 and FTTC 40/10) but Plusnet Hub One remain on ADSL2+ only.

Edited by adslmax (Thu 25-Nov-21 10:37:04)

In reply to a post by zyborg47:

Seems to have gone backwards with not being able to separate the bands, I wonder if the 5Ghz can be turned off.
Plusnet sent me a Zyxel due to a problem I was having,

Any details on the problem you were having & what Zyxel they provided?

I've just come off the phone with Plusnet trying to get a new Hub 2 for my long line ADSL in the hope that it might help with the line & WiFi. At first they told me it wouldn't work on ADSL then after some discussion with their tech support, they agreed that it would actually work on ADSL, but it was only being provided for FTTC & upcoming FTTP customers. I'd forgotten about the issue with SSID names on the BT Hub. I guess it's probably the same on the PN versions?

Assuming the Hub 2 is a replica of BT's Smart Hub 2, then yes it will work on ADSL, but the chipset inside of it is more designed for VDSL, so may not work so well on ADSL, as say one of their ADSL-only routers. I'm not too sure about the SSID issue, but yes, if that part of the firmware is similar to BT's, then yes you will encounter the same problem.

Edited by Grimers (Mon 20-Dec-21 17:43:52)

True, it could well be optimised for VDSL etc.

In reply to a post by Grimers:

... but the chipset inside of it is more designed for VDSL ....

Or even the more often used in this country VDSL2 🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️😎

Yup, I didn't realise that I'd made such a mistake there... Haha!