wratterus:
When you say 'tuned', do you simply mean the the wireless details, or are you talking about IP reservations, port forwards etc etc.
I mean that every device has been set with a static IP within the network, with varying levels of access depending on the user (guests do not get to touch my dataserver) because that suits my needs, and my MyBookLive won't talk to my iMac if I use DHCP (mutter mutter El Capitan, mutter). I don't use port forwards, but I have tweaked it a bit over the years, as I've learned how stuff inside it works. I like owning the bits of my system, and just want to connect it to the internet, which is what I thought I was getting.
If it's just the wireless that's bothering you, you can replicate the wireless settings from your N600 on the new Vodafone Hub, and as long as you get it exactly the same, all your devices will just connect.
Not really bothering me, yes I could do this (I think), but then the N600 is redundant unnecessarily. Why can't I just plug it into the Hub and have it connect through to the net? That's what puzzles me. I'm not a network geek by any stretch of the imagination, but it seems to me I should be able to do this.
~mark