BT Home Hub 5 Data Innacurate

Connection time: 10 days, 23:09:49
Data Transmitted/Received: 401.3 MB / 3.4 GB

That data transmitted figure is definitely wrong...as I regularly get through 100gb a month. Indeed, only 3 days ago I downloaded Team Fortress 2, and that's a 7gb or so download.

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Improved the accuracy of the Subject for you. Given that in your case letters may appear and disappear when you look at them, I'll forgive you .

Those figures do seem rather odd. Are you on Infinity or ADSLx?

I'm on Infinity 2, which was installed about 5 weeks ago and has only disconnected twice in all that time. So the connection is quite reliable...even if the stats are not.

Ah yes, I see the spelling appeared to be inaccurate. However rest assured the missing letters are alive and well in the alternate universe in which my router stats are also correct.

As it was 5 weeks ago it was installed, I expect you have the separate modem? If so, I'm wondering if here is some way the usage and uptime relate to different things.

The point being that the line stats you see in the HH5 appear to be sent to you by BT. They aren't available direct from the locked modem. Only - the locked modem is actually a router in bridge mode.

I like the alternate universe explanation . I had to comment though, it was a classic.

Its been like that on all the hub variants , it seems to reset at 4.9 gig

So, 7gb download on Team Fortress - that converts to 900MB (ish) or 0.9 GB ... leaving 2.5 GB for other traffic.

No I have just the HH5 router, attached to an additional socket on the master socket.

The router log looks OK apart from hundreds of errors on something called TR069

Its genuinely 7 gigabytes, not gigabits.

BT says my average monthly usage is 123.94gb, and that I have already used 93.96gb this month.

In reply to a post by Schrodingers_Cat:

Its genuinely 7 gigabytes, not gigabits.

BT says my average monthly usage is 123.94gb, and that I have already used 93.96gb this month.

You stated that the figures in your post were correct.

Yoru post said that the HH5 stated you had downloaded 3.4 GB (GigaBytes) and you claimed to have downloaded a 7gb (gigabit) file. Obviously your figures are not correct and your use of upper/lower case letters is incorrect.

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