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Standard User RobertoS
(elder) Tue 20-Nov-18 23:13:06
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Re: Talktalk router still accessible even though removed


[re: Michael_Chare] [link to this post]
 
We have proved the router's connection is to Sky, and the OP has also said that everything is fine using their father-in-law's router. Including presumably the streaming speeds.

Quite what was going on we cannot be sure, but it would appear to have been cured, at least for the moment. I stand by my suggestion that for some reason the Sky Q box was not connecting to the OP's router. How it could connect to a neighbour's TalkTalk router I have no idea, but could explain both the TT link and the low speeds.

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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 20-Nov-18 23:28:30
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Re: Talktalk router still accessible even though removed


[re: RobertoS] [link to this post]
 
See http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/technical/t/4606422...

If TalkTalk router used 192.168.1.1 and the Sky router 192.168.1.1 it is possible the name displayed did not change

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Standard User RobertoS
(elder) Tue 20-Nov-18 23:31:41
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Re: Talktalk router still accessible even though removed


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But the wifi password should have done.

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Standard User ukhardy07
(knowledge is power) Wed 21-Nov-18 01:08:54
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Re: Talktalk router still accessible even though removed


[re: MrSaffron] [link to this post]
 
I suspect the sky q mesh network is simply named talktalk-xxxx, whereas the sky q hub is routing into a sky device over ethernet, or even the powerline option is on. Hence likely going Sky Q router - Sky Q device of some sort (this device is configured with the SSID of Talktalk-xxxxx) and possibly the whole mesh is also.

My likely guess.
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Wed 21-Nov-18 07:42:35
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Re: Talktalk router still accessible even though removed


[re: ukhardy07] [link to this post]
 
Could be the mesh network has picked up the word TalkTalk given it say a TalkTalk connection as the first thing out of the box - probably resolvable if it is that by resetting everything back to factory defaults rather than just a turn on/off

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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Wed 21-Nov-18 07:44:37
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Re: Talktalk router still accessible even though removed


[re: RobertoS] [link to this post]
 
Think you are the first to mention password.

If the TalkTalk wi-fi password is working that would be odd, but I thought the Sky Q meshing was based around WPS i.e. press buttons to link devices rather than long passwords. Though while simpler WPS does have its issues around security

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Standard User mking90031
(learned) Wed 21-Nov-18 21:25:35
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Re: Talktalk router still accessible even though removed


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Hi,

I am avidly against WPS as it leaks all your router details to any devices within range when you use the WPS button on your router (or any other method). If I had my way I would out-law the use of WPS due to it's security issues. On my router, I have disabled it so that it can't be used. I know that means that I have to manually add my SSID to any devices that I want to connect to my private network but i prefer that to having ANYONE connect to my router because I chose to use WPS.

Yours,

Mark King MCP
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Virginmedia 330Mb/sec Down & 20Mb/sec Up
Standard User clyde123
(regular) Thu 22-Nov-18 10:00:10
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Wish there was a 'Like' button just to use it on mking90031 's post above smile
Standard User GonePostal
(member) Thu 22-Nov-18 13:50:41
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In reply to a post by clyde123:
Wish there was a 'Like' button just to use it on mking90031 's post above smile


Don't even go there. You'll be shot down in flames (http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/newsite/f/4597340-l...

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Standard User ukhardy07
(knowledge is power) Thu 22-Nov-18 17:31:40
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Re: Talktalk router still accessible even though removed


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As a piece of info, the whole sky mesh system breaks and stops working when WPS is disabled... Hugely frustrating!
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