05-04-2024 11:26 AM
I was trying to resolve an issue where I have a WiFi Extender successfully installed in my local network but the Hub UI reports Devices 0 are connected to the extender.
I restarted and reset the extender but it always shows Devices 0. I then had a look at the settings through the phone app which shows Connected devices (13)
I think the screen grabs show that there is a bug in the Smart Hub Plus UI and the phone app is correct.
The phone app (iPhone) is extraordinarily falkey. It hasn't worked for showing me settings until today. Now it works but it will only load my WiFi settings 1 in 5 times I click on the link. Most of the time it gives me an error saying I'm not connected to my home WiFi which is not true.
I also came across other posts listing similar issues in the replies https://community.ee.co.uk/t5/Broadband-Landline/Wi-Fi-issues-with-Smart-Hub-Plus/td-p/1326702 so posting this here in case others are similarly confused by the Hub UI WiFi extender status.
Another issue I encountered after using the mobile app is in doing a speed test from the app. I ran it twice and both times it suggested that my router needed to be restarted due to some issues being detected which I let it do but it never reports any results of speed tests. My impression is simply that the speed test doesn't work.
08-10-2024 02:10 PM
@spavett What does it show when you look at the advanced screen, wireless devices, and extenders for connected or un connected devices?
11-10-2024 02:56 PM
I have exactly the same problem. The main reason that I am even looking at the Hub Manager is because our extenders do not work consistently, if at all.
(On the App) One minute they are all showing as strong connection, the next as too close or too far or not even registering.
EE have admitted that there is definitely a problem and we have a techxpert coming here next week to check. Meanwhile, we aren't able to work (meetings and deadlines) unless using an Ethernet cable as the Wifi is non-existent.
How are we supposed to know if any of it working if the app says one thing and the hub manager says another? Surely the HMger should give an accurate reading, especialy if it's being monitored from a wired conection.