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mike_gain · 03-09-2017, 08:25

Surely a hub move should be a last resort as opposed to the deafault option. Even if it is determined that a property's V6 service won't work, due to connectivity, without moving a hub that just shifts the property's Wi-Fi connectivity issue from the tv service to general connectivity throughout the house.

Just seems to be a policy driven by the need for engineers to be in and out as quickly as possible i.e. get the new install working asap as opposed to ensuring the reliability of existing services are maintained. Perhaps it would be better laying out the consequences of moving a hub such as you'll have a v6 service but won't get access to Facebook while on the throne in your ensuite or your kid's bedroom PlayStation won't be able to connect anymore.

03-09-2017, 08:25	#21
mike_gain Inactive Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Scotland Age: 42 Posts: 308	Re: Ethernet Cable Surely a hub move should be a last resort as opposed to the deafault option. Even if it is determined that a property's V6 service won't work, due to connectivity, without moving a hub that just shifts the property's Wi-Fi connectivity issue from the tv service to general connectivity throughout the house. Just seems to be a policy driven by the need for engineers to be in and out as quickly as possible i.e. get the new install working asap as opposed to ensuring the reliability of existing services are maintained. Perhaps it would be better laying out the consequences of moving a hub such as you'll have a v6 service but won't get access to Facebook while on the throne in your ensuite or your kid's bedroom PlayStation won't be able to connect anymore.