T_ZyxelUK  Freshman Member

thanks for the response Eric. for the second part of the question, ifs there a way i can check which Multy i am connected to though? Thanks,T

thanks for the response Kevin and whilst i understand about making the connection good due to positioning, i understand that, for example, the Multy X cannot be wall mounted due to the positioning of the antenna. (from anotehr thread in this forum and response via Eric) I was wondering if this Mini was the same, assuming…

this is a good idea, if it can understand that you are already using ethernet backhaul.

I didnt think it was. You can use ethernet though to join to the X, which is think will help any concern with speed between devices T

Not really a confirms answer, sorry but...My understanding is that you need to put the ISP device into modem mode, which i can from Virgin Media but unsure about BT Hub. I myself was going to switch to BT in November (they now have 1GB in my area so can compete with Virgin). So I will be interested to see what you find…

Well i will be... I just checked the specs and it is indeed set to 100. I should have checked that the ports were set to that before even attempting. Guess that what i get for not looking close enough. I thought it was Gig port with 300 up and down, because 600 was the advertised. Time for a new homplug set. thanks James.

just for anyone else as i found details a little harder to come by than other infor when looking online. Thanks to gary_Dexter over at virgin community for pointing me in correct direction I put the Virgin Hub into Modem mode by going to the setting page and flicking the switch. Simple enough. Restarted the Virgin Hub and…