Set Up and Optimize Your Virgin Media Hub

Access step by step instructions to set up Virgin Media Hub. Get help from vrgnrouter.com to understand how to install and easily Virgin Media Hub login at home/office. We have complete installation guides for Virgin Hub 5X, Hub 5, Hub 4, Hub 3, Hub 2 and Hub 2ac. Our manual covers all topics, namely physical hub set-up, hub login set up, router mode set up, model mode set up, common issues related to media hub, troubleshooting tips and FAQs.

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Virgin Media Hub 5X, Hub 5 & Hub4 Setup

These Virgin Hub Models are the latest in the market, that work as a modem as well as a router. Their switching feature makes them unique. Learn how to set up hub in modem mode and router mode, respectively.

How to Set Up Virgin Media Hub 5X, Hub 5 & Hub4 in Modem Mode

  • Connect hub to ISP server socket directly via Co-axial cable.
  • One end of the cable will go into the hub connector and other into the ISP port.
  • Power on the hub and connect a computer to it via an Ethernet cable.
  • Open the browser and search 192.168.0.1 virgin hub IP address.
  • Virgin hub login page will open where you admin username and password details should be filled.
  • The admin default username and password are given on the back label of the device.
  • Reach the Virgin router settings page using the credentials and click on the Management option.
  • Enable the Modem mode and the hub will work as modem.

virgin media login to hub 5X, hub 5 & hub4 in model mode

How to Set Up Virgin Media Hub 5X, Hub 5 & Hub4 in Router Mode

  • Connect hub to already connected cable modem via Ethernet cable.
  • One end of the cable will go into the hub WAN (internet) port and other into the modem LAN port.
  • Power on the hub as well as the modem and connect a computer to it via LAN cable.
  • Search Default 192.168.0.1 virgin hub IP address in any updated browser in computer.
  • Reach the Virgin Media hub login page. Enter the admin username and password.
  • Admin default username and password are given on the back label of the device.
  • Or the majorly username is “admin” and password is “changeme”, but you must check the back label first.
  • Get access to the Virgin router settings page using the credentials and click on the Management option.
  • Disable the Modem mode and then your hub will work as WiFi router.

virgin media login to hub 5X, hub 5 & hub4 in router mode

Virgin Media Hub 3, Hub 2 & Hub 2AC

The virgin hub models Hub 3, Hub 2, and 2AC have similar setup instructions like hub 5X, Hub5 and Hub 4. But these hubs won’t share WiFi when switched into the modem mode.

How to Set Up Virgin Media Hub 3, Hub 2 & Hub 2AC in Modem Mode

  • The setup process is similar to Hub 5X, 5, and 4, but when the hub is in modem mode, it can’t share WiFi.
  • To start the modem mode setup, connect the hub with the ISP server outlet using Co-axial cable.
  • Then, connect a computer or laptop to the hub network with an Ethernet cable.
  • Open the browser and search the Virgin hub IP address 192.168.0.1 in it.
  • Virgin login page will open and offer access to the Virgin Media settings.
  • Enter the admin details (username and password). Find them at the label of the hub device.
  • Using the credentials, access the Interface of the Virgin media hub login.
  • To enable the Modem mode, select Settings > Go into the Management tab > select the Modem mode.
  • To activate the mode, slide the Modem mode button and hub device will reboot itself to change the settings.

virgin media login to hub 3, hub 2 & hub 2AC.

How to Set Up Virgin Media Hub 3, Hub 2 & Hub 2AC in Router Mode

  • To setup the virgin hub in the router mode, connect it with the home modem via LAN cable.
  • The cable’s end will connect to the hub WAN port and other end will connect to the Modem LAN port.
  • Connect a computer or laptop to the hub network with an Ethernet cable.
  • Search the Virgin hub IP address 192.168.0.1 in updated web browser in your computer.
  • Virgin login page will appear on the computer screen to access the Virgin Media settings.
  • Enter admin details (username and password). Use the back label of the hub device to find the credentials.
  • Access the Interface of the Virgin media hub login using admin credentials.
  • To disable the Modem mode, select Settings > Go into the Management tab > select the Modem mode.
  • To deactivate the mode, slide the Modem mode button and hub device will reboot itself to change into router settings.

virgin media login to to hub 3, hub 2 & hub 2AC in model mode

Common Virgin Media Hub Issues

  • Virgin hub not connected to internet
  • Facing slow internet speed
  • Virgin hub poor WiFi coverage
  • Lights on hub indicating errors
  • Getting problem connecting with multiple internet devices
  • WiFi Dropping again and again
  • Virgin media hub not working

Troubleshooting Virgin Media Hub Problems

Check Hub Cable Connection

  • While using the hub in modem mode connected through the co-axial cable; make sure that the cable is in good condition. Check for any cable cuts or damage that can cause the connection issues. If there are any cuts then replace the cable right away.
  • While using the hub in router mode, connect it to the cable modem through the ethernet cable. Make sure there are no cuts in the cable. If there are then replace the cable with a new one.

Check for ISP Concerns

There can be issues from the Internet service provider in your area. Contact ISP support and check there is no issue from the ISP side.

Update Your Hub Firmware

If the Virgin hub is working on an outdated firmware version, then issues like dropping network or hub not working may occur. To fix it, update the software of the virgin hub from the Virgin media settings. Follow simple steps to update the firmware:

  • Access the virgin settings on computer or laptop.
  • Use Virgin media IP address 192.168.0.1 and admin credentials.
  • Select the Advanced settings in the dashboard.
  • Choose the Firmware/Software tab and click on the UPDATE button.

Reboot Virgin Media Hub

Rebooting Virgin media hub is an easy process. Rebooting will clear all bugs and glitches from the hub device. There are two methods used to restart the Virgin media hub;

  • Press the power button on the router twice (first press will turn it off and second one will turn it on).
  • Unplug the power adapter of hub and plug it again in to the wall socket.

Choose Ideal Location for Hub

The media hub faces issues(passing internet and WiFi signals) if placed near to electromagnetic devices like microwave oven. If you don’t want to face any network interruptions, make sure you choose a spot far from electronic devices.

Change Network Channels According to Place

Virgin Media Hub channelizes the signals in the right direction. It provides frequency channels in order to make WiFi and internet signals direction clear in home/office. There are two options in the Hub: 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. In 2.4 GHz option, hub provides normal internet speed but promises large coverage area. In 5 GHz option, hub provides high speed internet speed but offers less coverage area. Let’s see how to set channels through the interface:

  • Access Virgin media hub login page through Virgin media IP address 192.168.0.1 in computer or laptop.
  • Use Admin username and password or Virgin media hub login account credentials to log into the interface.
  • Open Advanced settings > select the Wireless option > choose Network Channels tab.
  • Select the frequency type from hub: 2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz. Enter details to start the channel.
  • Save the changes by clicking on the APPLY button.

Run Intelligent HOMESCAN

HOMESCAN is a smart feature of Virgin media, that can be accessed through Virgin media connect app. This feature scans the whole area and shows results about internet speed, hub related issues (if any), reasons why Virgin media hub is not working, and solutions to fix the issues. Learn instructions to use the HOMESCAN;

  • Open Virgin media connect app in phone.
  • Access it through username and password or Virgin media account credentials.
  • Scroll down to find the HOMESCAN feature.
  • Open the feature and tap on the SCAN button to test hub network.

FAQs

Reset process deletes all previous data stored and settings of the Virgin media hub. Reset the device using the button on the back of the hub. Press it and follow below steps:

  • Press and hold the button for 10 seconds.
  • Release to start the reset process.
  • In few minutes, the hub will restart.
  • Configure it through the Virgin hub login.

The latest Virgin media hub is Hub 5X and previous ones are Hub 5, Hub 4, Hub 3, Hub 2, and Hub 2ac.

Reset/change the Virgin Media hub password on Virgin media hub login interface.

  • Access Virgin settings through Virgin media IP address 192.168.0.1.
  • Use admin credentials and get into the dashboard.
  • Open Advanced settings > Wireless > SSID > enter new password > SAVE.

Note: Reset the hub if you have forgotten the Virgin Media Hub login Password.

WiFi Router device from the company Virgin media is called the Virgin Media Hub. The device can be used as a router as well as modem. Virgin media is UK based brand that makes Network devices for homes/offices, it also provides broadband services, and built pods/extenders.

Web-based interface window is available for Virgin media hub login users. Log in to the Virgin media hub via default Virgin media IP address 192.168.0.1.

  • Connect a computer to the Hub via LAN cable and open an updated web browser in it.
  • Search IP address and reach Virgin media hub login page.
  • Enter admin username and password to access Virgin media hub settings.

Change Virgin media IP address of the Hub using Virgin settings on the computer via 192.168.0.1.

  • Locate the LAN WiFi Settings on the interface,
  • Choose Static IP and set IP address settings manually.
  • Save IP address as per the choice, therefore the hub has a new IP address.

Default IP address for Virgin media hub device is 192.168.0.1, which can be used to reach Virgin media hub login interface on web browser.

Virgin media hub IP address is 192.168.0.1 (subnet mask: 255.255.255.0). Verify by checking the back label of the hub.

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