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07-29-2022 12:38 PM - edited 08-10-2022 11:36 AM
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Until August 10th, at 10AM EST @BellSteven from Field Services along with @BellYan and @BellBen from the Technology Team are on hand to answer your questions about Bell Whole Home Hub and Wi-Fi equipment in both English and French.
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08-08-2022 11:41 PM
Hello everyone;
I upgraded my modem 1000 to 1 Gbyte fiber with 4000 modem. I was hoping to be able to create schedules to limit the internet time of my kids on some devices but it seems that this option does not exist on the 4000....I used to do thisusing 192.168.2.1. Here I installed the Bell Wifi app and it is possible to block a device only for ONE time period during the day which is quite limited.
Is there a way to block an device from the internet for several periods like 12 am-10am and 12pm-2pm???
if not I am very disapointed by the lack of control that this last modem version can offer...Any help is welcomed...
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08-09-2022 05:20 PM
Thanks for the question!
We are aware of this limitation in the Bell Wi-Fi App when pausing or blocking internet access and are looking into improving the parental control functionality in an upcoming release. Stay tuned!
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08-09-2022 11:02 PM - last edited on 08-10-2022 08:15 AM by BellDRock
Wifi cut off multiple times in a day
Help!
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08-10-2022 08:10 AM
What is the latest generation/version number of the WIFI Pods?
Can the WIFI Pods be hard wired via Ethernet backhaul?
Can Fibe TV run off my own WIFI access point or my own router's Ethernet or does it need the HH4000 WIFI or Ethernet to work?
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08-10-2022 01:50 PM
Hi @Leo
We'll need to review a few things in-depth to best assist.
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08-10-2022 03:04 PM
Hi @Jazzeyman
Thanks for your post!
- The latest generation of pods are called “Wi-Fi Pod” (previous generations are called “Wi-Fi Pod Mini”). They are a bit bigger and their serial number start with B or F
- Yes, Wi-Fi Pods can be wired to your Home Hub with an Ethernet cable to the modem LAN port. They can also be used to connect via an Ethernet cable to a device like an older PC that is not Wi-Fi capable so it can use the Pod’s Wi-Fi.
- Your Fibe TV set top box needs to be connected to the modem over Wi-Fi or with an Ethernet cable.
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