A wired home network is when you connect your computer or other compatible device to your virgin media hub or super hub with an ethernet cable.
Virgin super hub ethernet cable.
With the introduction of wireless routers it s less common these days for a home to only use a wired network.
I ve now been two weeks with a hub which does not work properly.
Just me bumping this again.
Just tested again and it s 87 43mpbs.
To do this follow the steps below or download our handy virgin media connect app to take control of your wifi and change your password.
In that case i would try another port on the router if that doesn t resolve it then change the ethernet cable if the issue remains then whatever is on the other end of that cable is causing some sort of problem.
Because the pc is in another room it s not exactly easy to change the cable which is why i tried with a laptop which by the way doesn t have a 1 gigabit nic.
So to summarise the only change to my setup is the new hub 3.
Existing virgin media customers can now get their hands on a brand new router if they want to new customers get it by.
So when plugging 2nd device into hub it causes not internet.
Next grab the power adapter and plug it into the small round socket underneath the red tab.
Please only use the power adapter provided.
Then connect the plug into the nearest wall socket and switch it on.
Which ethernet cable best suits hub 3.
04 08 2020 23 32 edited 04 08 2020 23 36 you need no more than external cat6 6a cable anything above is just overkill with the current vm system and probably their docsis network for the next 10 years.
This could be the superhub 4 the follow up to the super hub 3.
To protect the hub 3 from being accessed wirelessly by someone unauthorised you may wish to change your wifi network name or password.
I ve called customer services to which i was transferred to gadget rescue as virgin insist it must be a problem with my computer despite the ethernet cables and ports working on my computer as recently as 15 minutes before i installed the new hub this would be fine if it wasn t for the fact.
Grab the end of the white co axial cable and connect to the pokey out socket on the hub.
Then with the new length of cable attach the male end again to the back of the box and the opposite end re attach the existing cable into the joining coupler female end.