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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 26-Oct-15 20:17:17
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Re: HUB resync


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I read on a certain forum that if you untick the UPNP option in the router settings it can help lessen drop outs?

Any meaning to this?
Standard User ukhardy07
(knowledge is power) Mon 26-Oct-15 20:30:55
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Re: HUB resync


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Is the connection dropping or is the Sky Hub rebooting? With the latest firmware my Sky Hub wouldn't last 10 days without rebooting itself - went through 3.
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(staff) Mon 26-Oct-15 20:55:41
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Re: HUB resync


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Up to 38 Mbps is not current max but may be the current maximum for lines of a certain length. As for more speed, vectoring and then other variants are possible and thats even before talking of g.fast and fttp

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 27-Oct-15 12:59:45
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Re: HUB resync


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The router stays on touch wood. It is the actual dsl connection that drops.
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