I think this thread is more about the powering of the local cabinet.

However what I've noticed is when I have something trip in my house which takes the VM Hub (modem mode) offline, it can take hours 1-12 hours to resync and connect. I think this might be because my local area has high utilisation.

It got so bad, I called the engineers out and they replaced the connectors coming through the wall and changed the attenuator as I'm quite close to the cabinet.

I haven't had the sockets trip in the house since, so hopefully will resync quickly if it does. However I wanted to mention this related point.

In reply to a post by ringzer:

I think this thread is more about the powering of the local cabinet.

However what I've noticed is when I have something trip in my house which takes the VM Hub (modem mode) offline, it can take hours 1-12 hours to resync and connect. I think this might be because my local area has high utilisation.

It got so bad, I called the engineers out and they replaced the connectors coming through the wall and changed the attenuator as I'm quite close to the cabinet.

I haven't had the sockets trip in the house since, so hopefully will resync quickly if it does. However I wanted to mention this related point.

I'd agree that something isn't right there. I used to find that a resync on Virgin Media only less than 1 minute on both a Superhub 2 and 3, certainly much quicker than FTTC.

In reply to a post by gary333:

I'd agree that something isn't right there. I used to find that a resync on Virgin Media only less than 1 minute on both a Superhub 2 and 3, certainly much quicker than FTTC.

A power off / on on my Hub 3 takes about 2 minutes to reconnect.

In reply to a post by jchamier:

In reply to a post by gary333:

I'd agree that something isn't right there. I used to find that a resync on Virgin Media only less than 1 minute on both a Superhub 2 and 3, certainly much quicker than FTTC.

A power off / on on my Hub 3 takes about 2 minutes to reconnect.

Yours is slow . 5GHZ Wifi could take over 1 minute to be visible again, however anything LAN for me was up and running very quickly and certainly less than a minute. Maybe it depends on how old / quick the equipment is in the various cabinets

As it turns out I had high latency just now so restarted the router. I was back online within a minute or two, so the engineers fixed it.