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#242241 17-Oct-2018 12:30
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We are currently with Vodafone for Fibre, our 12 month contract is up and I'm now looking at cheaper & faster fibre offerings from other providers. 

 

Can someone advise me if the Vodafone UltraHub and HG659 routers are locked to the Vodafone network? 

Or if I sign up with another provider (Stuff, My Republic etc) on a no contract / no modem deal, can I reuse the UltraHub or HG659 for the fibre connection?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Phill


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  #2109651 17-Oct-2018 12:33
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Not locked, I'd disassociate the device in the my vodafone though.

 

 

 

There have been past situations of the modems calling back into vodafones network and loading the configurations from there.





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  #2109652 17-Oct-2018 12:34
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Hi @getresults

 

No they are not network locked, but you might have to change the settings on them to make it work with your provider.

 

Shaun.


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  #2109655 17-Oct-2018 12:35
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Thanks for the super fast responses - much appreciated. 

 

Phill


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