Virgin Hub 3.0 Configuration help please

mickjapa108:_trusted_uploader::_sitefriend::_male::_sitelover::_junkie::_kitty::_turtle:Posted at 2022-05-07 11:20:52(137Wks ago) Report Permalink URL 
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Hi Guys
Virgin Hub 3.0  Configuration,  A friend set it up for me some time ago, he's gone now
I need help  with Port triggering & Port forwarding  router was re-set back to default its  got me flabbergasted
My  uTorrent  2.2.1 incoming port is  20806

 
Mafketel:_super_admin::_male:Posted at 2022-05-07 15:12:07(137Wks ago) Report Permalink URL 
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How to set up port forwarding and port triggering for Hub 3 or Hub 4
How to set up port forwarding

Enter 192.168.0.1 into the address bar of your browser.
When prompted, enter the settings password shown on the bottom of the Hub.
Select port forwarding

How to set up port triggering

Select port triggering
Select Add rule
For each port trigger rule that you would like to create, enter the following settings below

Trigger Range: the trigger range consists of the range of outgoing ports that will be monitored to trigger the incoming port forwarding rule:

o Start Port: enter the start port for the trigger range o End Port: enter the end port for the trigger range Target Range: the target range consists of the range of incoming ports that will be opened when triggered:

o Start Port: enter the start port for the target range o End Port: enter the end port for the target range

Protocol: select the protocol for the ports:

TCP: selects TCP only o UDP: selects UDP only o TCP&UDP: selects both TCP and UDP

Select On for the Enabled option
Select Add rule to confirm the new port-trigging rule


https://www.cfos.de/en-us/cfos-personal-net/port-forwarding/virgin-media-hub-30.htm

Video tutorial

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yz9O0hOBfiI

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battlestar:_trusted_uploader::_sitefriend::_male::_sitelover::_junkie:Posted at 2022-05-07 18:58:46(137Wks ago) Report Permalink URL 
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If you can, its better to put the hub into modem mode, and use your own router. Thats how my network is set up. :_B)

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mickjapa108:_trusted_uploader::_sitefriend::_male::_sitelover::_junkie::_kitty::_turtle:Posted at 2022-05-22 11:57:23(135Wks ago) Report Permalink URL 
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Sorry for late  reply  
It was more the port triggering  I messed up on , Just couldn't get
the port numbers right.  I tried to put  single  port  IN  &  range  1000 /65000  out.
Got error whatever I tried. OH  nearly forgot  Port Forward I did get rite.

Battlestar  I did have a nice Dreytek  router but its too old now
& 300£ for a new  one , well I'm only a pensioner. I looked  at cheap ones
but all the spec n choice  just confused me so  I gave up after reading
Not all routers work on virgin

 
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battlestar:_trusted_uploader::_sitefriend::_male::_sitelover::_junkie:Posted at 2022-05-23 01:56:16(134Wks ago) Report Permalink URL 
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mickjapa108 wrote:

Not all routers work on virgin
Who told you that ?
There is nothing special about VM, any normal router will work.

You most certainly dont need to spend £300 on a router.
I have a Dual WAN router (which most people dont need) and paid less than half that.
A decent single WAN router (with WiFi) which is all you need would cost less than £100.

 
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