Thanks so much for posting this solution! I fortunately had a 1GB switch laying around to try this out. I was about to return the hEX Refresh! :D You’re welcome! I figured only one aneurism was enough as far as this matter was concerned :lol:. I’m glad to at least help someone else with the same is...

For those still following this thread, I ran into the similar issue as you all, but my "fix" was much more involved. I was fine-tuning my wifi network settings, when suddenly I realized my iPhone, and only my iPhone, would not re-connect to my wifi network anymore. I can't remember if I wa...

So the problem is clearly with Verizon ONT ... Just wondering: What port did you use for uplink to ISP device ? I suppose ether1 ? You are aware ether1 is handled completely different from the 4 other ether ports on that particular version of Hex ? (see block diagram) When you do speedtests maxing ...

Ok, so I was able to play with all of this before the household woke up… Results: ETH2 does in fact work considerably better when acting as the WAN port versus ETH1. Instead of 300/~3, I’m getting 300/150~. It’s still not as good as having a switch between ETH1 and the ONT though. I would assume ETH...

If I did not make it clear enough that it wasn’t just a hEX refresh issue when I mentioned others having the same (or similar) issues with other routers, I don’t know what to say there…

No, no, you made that very clear

If I did not make it clear enough that it wasn’t just a hEX refresh issue when I mentioned others having the same (or similar) issues with other routers, I don’t know what to say there… That aside, yes, I am using ETH1. No, I was not aware that ETH1 is treated completely different, but I’m definitel...

Hello. I figured I would post something about how I fixed this problem after wracking my brain for half of a day and to save others the same fate. I have FIOS, and I pay for 300/300. When I replaced my old setup (Orbi RBR50) with the hEX refresh connected directly to my Verizon ONT, I noticed that m...