@rickles I don't know but I will find out.

Hi, in my case, it would be because the hub hasn't been (edit I mean isn't currently) plugged  in to the WAN... just fyi.

Cheers

Andy

Update to CRF731 has now occurred, presumably overnight 

I just got one of these modems and am currently running CRF731 

I want to set this up for remote access, How can I setup access to this modem remotely as well as move the web interface off port 80.  I can see there is an "Assistance" Tab that can do what I want, however, forces a unwanted password (hard to remember) on me and also forces port 55794 (This port and password also randomise on reboot :/ ), can this be adjusted to be manually changeable?

Also something I noticed (This may just be me). But even after the update to CRF731 if the modem crashes (not a clean reboot) the password still resets to the default serial.

captainrex:

 

I just got one of these modems and am currently running CRF731 

 

 

 

I want to set this up for remote access, How can I setup access to this modem remotely as well as move the web interface off port 80.  I can see there is an "Assistance" Tab that can do what I want, however, forces a unwanted password (hard to remember) on me and also forces port 55794 (This port and password also randomise on reboot :/ ), can this be adjusted to be manually changeable?

 

 

 

Also something I noticed (This may just be me). But even after the update to CRF731 if the modem crashes (not a clean reboot) the password still resets to the default serial.

 

The assistance tab allows for Vodafone staff to access your modem for support should you need it. The ports cannot be changed.

The password reset is apparently in the next release which is before christmas.

so...

I got back from being away and just attended to swapping over my old netgear to the new hub. 

Seems to be running, however Im guessing the phone port wont come alive until I get a notification that I've been switched to VDSL?

(if I plug my phone into the hub, all I get is a engaged tone, so Ive just left it plugged into the BT jack using the filter so at least I have internet).  

Yes I have master filter. 

Im keen to learn the phone settings / options. Can anyone reccomend a page I can look up to figure out the terms / options?

Right, time to go update all the devices in the home to the new SSIDs (yes changed the passwords and selected channels). 

mexako: Hey can anyone help me in regards with the Technicolor modem and Ultra hub router with vodafone.

I am trying to find out if it's even possible to get software than can help with controlling certain device speeds?

Like flat mate keeps giving out password to friends and they are constantly here draining out our internet we pay for.

Thanks

Are you on a plan with a data cap?

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mexako ...

     >Like flat mate keeps giving out password to friends and they are constantly here draining out our internet we pay for. <

Quick and easy solution is to invoke MAC access control for only the devices you want allowed ... even with correct Password others will not get onto network 

mexako: @Linux

We're on FibreX 200 plan

200 is the speed not the data cap, What is the size of the data cap on the plan? I suspect it's unlimited 

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Rickles:

 

mexako ...

 

     >Like flat mate keeps giving out password to friends and they are constantly here draining out our internet we pay for. <

 

Quick and easy solution is to invoke MAC access control for only the devices you want allowed ... even with correct Password others will not get onto network 

 

Correct the modem has a black and white list for devices that can connect

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@mexako Sounds like you have a bigger issue than just visitors using Wi-Fi with the internet connection dropping out, Call Vodafone and provide times / dates and insist a fault ticket is logged or you are not going to get anywhere,

Don't hang up until you have an incident number and write it down make sure you provide a number of example times / dates <<-- I can't stress this enough!

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