The router label on the bottom panel of the router (sometimes at the back of the router) lists the following information MAC Address Serial Number Gateway login details (IP address, username & password) Make/model WiFi network name ... Read More

How do I purchase hardware through My Account? 1. On your My Account page, select My Account > Shop   2. Select the hardware you wish to add then click View Cart when you are ready to check out.   3. Enter your email and click Proceed to... Read More

Below are the list of modems we offer and the type of service they can be used: Modem NBN NBN Type 4G Wireless 5G Wireless Mobile BB TPLink VX230v Yes All No No No Huawei B628 No NA Yes No No Netgear... Read More

Important: Your modem or router must be fibre-ready for use with the type of nbn technology at your address. If unsure, please check the technical specifications in the manual, on the manufacturer’s website or by calling the modem manufacturer... Read More

Pro-Rata The first time you are billed for a service we will apply a pro-rata charge to align you with the closest billing period. The first bill will be generated once the service has been activated and will show a pro-rata service charge, and any... Read More

To set up TP-Link HX510 as a regular router, follow the steps below to connect your mesh device. Note: If your house or office already has ethernet cables /ethernet ports, we recommend connecting the Mesh device via this wired connection.   Connect... Read More

Hardware Overview Cisco ATA 186—Rear View   Cisco ATA 188—Rear View   The following instructions apply to version 3.2.00 (041111A) of the Cisco ATA SIP software. If you are using a different version, some settings and menus may vary.... Read More

Troubleshooting WiFi Network for No Connection 1. Check WiFi on Your Device: Ensure that WiFi is enabled on your device. Some laptops have a switch or button to toggle WiFi on or off. For smartphones and tablets, this switch is located in the â€... Read More

How do you know if your TP-Link modem is compatible with nbn? There are 2 different types of ports you need to check whether your modem is compatible with the type of nbn service that you have on your premise. 1. DSL port - often grey in colour, uses... Read More

What is a Replacement modem?  A replacement modem will be used to determine if the existing modem is faulty. The modem is pre-configured and is plug and play for NBN, WBB and ADSL service. The retail cost of the modem + postage will be added to... Read More