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nbn® modem setup

 

This support article has key information about the Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™, TP-Link VX420-G2H and Super Wi-Fi modems.

Setting up your Vodafone modem and connecting to the nbn® network

You can access optional mobile backup with the Vodafone Super Wi-Fi Modem, or 4G Back-up with the Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ or TP-Link VX420-G2H while you’re waiting for your nbn® service to be activated. 

Based on your technology type, here are the steps to set up the modem and nbn® connection box (if required) to connect to the nbn® network.

Check your “Order Accepted” email to see what technology type you have. Alternatively, head to our nbn plans page and enter your address.

 Fibre to the Node (FTTN)/Fibre to the Building (FTTB)

Here are the steps to set up your Vodafone modem for FTTN or FTTB.

Here’s what you’ll need.

  • 1 x Vodafone modem
  • 1 x telephone cable
  • 1 x power adaptor
  • 1 x telephone wall socket
  • 1 x power outlet

Here are the steps.

  1. Connect the telephone cable from the DLS port on the modem to the telephone wall socket.
  2. Use the supplied power adapter to connect the modem into a power outlet.
  3. Turn on the modem and allow 20 minutes for it to boot up and configure automatically.
  4. Wait for the internet light on the modem to turn solid green.

You’re all set to connect your devices to the internet.
HFC (Hybrid Fibre Coaxial)

Here are the steps to set up your Vodafone modem for HFC.

Here’s what you’ll need.

  • 1 x Vodafone modem
  • 1 x modem power adaptor
  • 1 x nbn® connection box
  • 1 x nbn® connection box power adaptor
  • 2 x power outlets
  • 1 x ethernet cable
  • 1 x coaxial cables
  • 1 x splitter or 1 coaxial wall plate

Here are the steps.

  1. Connect the coaxial cable from the white port on the nbn® connection box to the coaxial wall plate or splitter. A splitter gives you 2 cable connections to use both Pay TV and the nbn® connection box.
  2. Use the nbn® power adaptor to connect the nbn® connection box to a power outlet.
  3. Connect the ethernet cable from the WAN port on the modem to the UNI-D1 or 2.5G port on the nbn® connection box.
  4. Use the modem’s supplied power adaptor to connect to a power outlet.
  5. Turn on the modem and nbn® connection box and allow 20 minutes for it boot up and configure automatically.
  6. Wait for the internet light on the modem to turn solid green and 4 solid green lights on the nbn® connection box.

You’re all set to connect your devices to the internet.

 
Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)

If you’ve joined Vodafone nbn from another provider, please try the port you were previously using first, otherwise attempt to connect using Port 1 first, before trying the others if this is unsuccessful.


Here’s what you’ll need.

  • 1 x Vodafone modem
  • 1 x nbn® connection box
  • 1 x power adaptors
  • 1 x ethernet cable
  • 1 x power outlets

Here are the steps.

Your nbn® connection box should be directly connected to your power outlet. Once that’s done, here’s how to set up your modem.

  1. Connect the ethernet cable from the WAN port on the modem to the nbn® connection box.
  2. Use the modem’s supplied power adapter to connect to a power outlet.
  3. Turn on the device and allow 20 minutes for it to boot up and configure automatically.
  4. Wait for the internet light on the modem to turn solid green.
  5. You’re all set to connect your devices to the internet.
FTTC (Fibre to the Curb)

Here are the steps to set up your Vodafone modem and nbn® connection box for FTTC.

Here’s what you’ll need.

  • 1 x Vodafone modem
  • 1 x modem power adaptor
  • 1 x  nbn® connection box
  • 1 x nbn® connection box power adaptor
  • 2 x power outlets
  • 1 x ethernet cable
  • 1 x telephone cable
  • 1 x telephone wall socket

Here are the steps.

  1. Connect the telephone cable from the grey port on the nbn® connection box to the telephone wall socket.
  2. Use the nbn® power adaptor to connect the nbn® connection box to a power outlet.
  3. Connect the ethernet cable from the WAN port on your modem to the yellow Gateway port on the nbn® connection box.
  4. Use the modem’s supplied power adaptor to connect to a power outlet.
  5. Turn on the modem and nbn® connection box and allow 20 minutes for it to boot up and configure automatically.
  6. Wait for the internet light on the modem to turn solid green and 4 solid blue lights on the nbn® connection box.

You’re all set to connect your devices to the internet.

Common tasks with Vodafone modems
Set up your mobile backup

From the app  

You can configure 3 devices to connect as a mobile hotspot backup through the My Internet Connect app (Android / iOS).

  1. Open the App on your device. 
  2. Tap on the settings icon. 
  3. Under Network Management, select Mobile Backup. 
  4. Switch the Mobile Backup toggle to the on position.  
  5. Select Add a backup network. You’ll get the option to Search for Nearby Network. 
  6. You'll see a prompt asking you to enable your personal hotspot. Check out our device guides. 
  7. Choose your personal hotspot from the list and enter the password. 
  8. Tap the checkmark at the top of the screen to save your settings.

From the Modem Dashboard

  1. Open your web browser and go to 192.168.1.1. 
  2. Log in with the default password found on the modem's barcode sticker or use your custom password. 
  3. From the left pane, click Network. 
  4. Under WAN, select Mobile Backup. 
  5. Enter the Name and Password linked to your mobile hotspot into the Wi-Fi name 1 and Wi-Fi Password 1 fields. Note: Please disconnect your mobile from the nbn® modem Wi-Fi to enable the Mobile Backup feature. 
  6. Click Save settings. 
Perform a factory reset

You can manually reset the Vodafone Super Wi-Fi back to its default settings.

Once you've completed the factory reset, you can rename the network (if you personalised it) allowing all devices to reconnect back to the renamed network.

Using the Reset button

  1. Turn on the modem

    Make sure your modem is turned on.

  2. Push reset button

    Push reset button Use a ball point pen or a paper clip to push the reset button for 10 seconds and then release it. The reset button is located next to the DSL port.

  3. The modem will restart 
    The modem will restore to its initial configuration and will restart. This make take several minutes.

  4. Check the device label

You can find the original modem password and Wi-Fi credentials on the device label on the bottom of the modem.

From the Modem Dashboard

  1. Open your web browser and go to 192.168.1.1. 
  2. Log in with the default password found on the modem's barcode sticker or use your custom password. 
  3. Select Administration from the left pane, then Backup/Restore Setting. 
  4. Click Restore to Factory Defaults. 
  5. Wait for the factory reset to complete. After the factory reset, your modem will restart. 

Reconnect using the original modem password and Wi-Fi credentials found on the label on the bottom the modem.
Manage parental controls

You can only do this on the My Internet Connect App (Android / iOS). 

  1. Open the App on your device. 
  2. Tap on the settings icon. 
  3. Under User Management, select Parental Control. 
  4. Click Add New Schedule. 
  5. Select the User(s) or Device(s) you want to control. 
  6. Enter a Schedule Name and then set the Schedule Time and Days. 
  7. Tap Save at the top of the screen then OK. 

Note: You can pause/resume a Schedule at any time by toggling the switch on/off. 
Set up URL blocking

This will block the websites accessed from your browser but may not always work for a mobile app. You may also need to block multiple URLs.

The Super Wi-Fi Modem includes a built-in URL Blocking feature from the modem dashboard. This allows you to block access to specific websites directly from your browser, which can be useful for parental controls, productivity, or network security.

Note: URL blocking only works if the link is 36 characters or shorter, but this limit will be lifted after your first firmware update. This will increase the maximum supported URL length to 100 characters.

  1. Open your web browser and go to 192.168.1.1.
  2. Log in with the default password found on the modem's barcode sticker or use your custom password.
  3. Choose Network from the left pane. 
  4. Under Firewall, select URL Blocking.
  5. Enter the URL you want to block.
  6. Click Save Settings.

Tips for effective URL blocking:

  1. Use simple URLs: Stick to the main domain (e.g. facebook.com) rather than long or specific page links.
  2. Test the block: After saving, try accessing the site from a browser to confirm it’s blocked.
  3. Block related domains: Some services use multiple URLs (e.g. youtube.com, ytimg.com). Blocking all related domains may be necessary.
Change your Wi-Fi password

You can change the Wi-Fi Name and Password from the modem dashboard or through the My Internet Connect app (Android / iOS).

From the app

  1. Open the App on your device. 
  2. Tap on the settings icon.
  3. Under Network Management, select Wi-Fi Settings.
  4. Enter your desired new password in the Wi-Fi Password field. Note: If Band Steering is toggled OFF, you will need to update the password for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi. We recommend you use the 5GHz Wi-Fi unless your devices are too old to connect to the 5GHz network.
  5. Select Save at the top of the screen to save your settings 

From the Modem dashboard

  1. Open your web browser and go to 192.168.1.1.
  2. Log in with the default password found on the modem's barcode sticker or use your custom password.
  3. From the left pane, click Wi-Fi.
  4. Under Basic, enter your desired new password in the Wi-Fi Password field. Note: If Band Steering is toggled OFF, you will need to update the password for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi.
  5. Hit Save Settings to finish. If your device is connected over Wi-Fi, you'll need to reconnect using your new password.
Change your Login password

You’ll use this password to log in to both the app and the modem dashboard.

From the app

  1. Open the App on your device.
  2. Tap on the settings icon.
  3. Under Security, select Change Login Password, then Continue.
  4. Enter your current password and click Submit. Note: The Login Password can be found on the bottom of the modem.
  5. Enter your new Login password and confirm it by typing it again.
  6. Select Save at the top of the screen to save your settings.
  7. Click Continue.

From the Modem Dashboard

  1. Open your web browser and go to 192.168.1.1.
  2. Log in with the default password found on the modem's barcode sticker or use your custom password.
  3. From the left pane, click Administration.
  4. Under Password Settings enter your Current Password, then add your desired password into the New Password and Re-Enter Password for Verification fields. You can click the eye icon in the text boxes as you’re typing to show/hide the characters and make sure they match. 
  5. Hit Save Settings.
Perform a factory reset

You can manually reset the Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0  back to its default settings by following these steps. Once you've completed the factory reset, you can rename the network (if you personalised it) allowing all devices to reconnect back to the renamed network.

  1. Turn on the Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 

    Make sure the Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 is turned on.

  2. Push reset button

    Use a ball point pen or a paper clip to push the reset button for 10 seconds and then release it. The reset button is located next to the DSL port.

  3. Wait 20 seconds

    After about 20 seconds, all the lights except for the power light will turn off.

  4. The Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 will restart

    The Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 will restore to its initial configuration and will restart.

  5. Check the device label

    You can find the original Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 password and Wi-Fi credentials on the device label, which is underneath the modem.
Upgrade your Wi-Fi Hub firmware

Your Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 will update its firmware automatically. However, if there’s a problem you can also manually download the latest firmware update file and apply the update by following these steps:

Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Management’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose the ‘Upgrade Firmware’ tab from the side menu and click ‘Select File’.
  3. Download the latest firmware update file.
  4. Select the firmware update file you’ve downloaded to begin the update.
Manage parental controls

Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0

1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub™ dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Advanced Setup’ on the top menu.

2. Choose the ‘Parental Controls’ tab from the side menu.

3. Click ‘Add’. In the pop-up menu, set the name, device, time and other details to control Wi-Fi access for your desired devices. 

4. Click ‘Save’.

 
Access the Wi-Fi Analyser
  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Wi-Fi’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose the ‘Analyser’ tab from the side menu to see the results of the latest scan from your local area gateway.
Enable USB sharing

If you have a device such as a phone or laptop connected to the Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ network (either via Wi-Fi or Ethernet), to enable USB sharing follow these steps:

Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Management’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose ‘Access Control’ and click through to ‘Services Control’.
  3. Click ‘enable’ by the ‘SAMBA’ option and click ‘apply’. SAMBA will show as ‘ticked’ when it is enabled.
  4. Go to ‘Advanced Set Up’ and choose ‘Storage Service’.
  5. Click on ‘add’ and create your username and password.

You will now be able to see your files across your network if you browse to the location 192.168.1.1.

When you first logon to your networked drive you’ll be asked to provide your login credentials to access the USB drive. These are the credentials that you’ve made for the storage service.

To view USB devices currently inserted into your device follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub™ dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Settings’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose "USB."
Channel selection

By setting your modem to 'Auto Channel Selection' will ensure your modem is automatically looking for the best available channel.

Here are the steps to check that your modem is set to Auto Channel Section. It's best to use an ethernet cable, rather than Wi-Fi, otherwise you may lose your connection when you apply the changes.

  1. Login

    Login to your Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 by copying and pasting 192.168.1.1 into your browser.

  2. Wi-fi settings

    Navigate to the Wi-Fi settings.

  3. Channel selection

    Check your modem’s Wi-Fi is set to “Auto Channel Selection”.

  4. Restart if selected

    If this was already selected, restart your device.

  5. Turn on Auto Channel Selection

    If this wasn’t selected, then choose ‘Auto Channel Selection’ for both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, then click apply the changes before restarting your device.

You can manually set the channels on your 2.4GHz signal, by following these steps.

  1. Go to dashboard

    If you are connecting via Wi-Fi, then change the Wi-Fi channel on your Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 by navigating to the modem’s dashboard page and selecting Wi-Fi tab.

  2. Select channels

    Under Setup, for the 2.4GHz band, select 1, 6, or 11 from the Channel drop-down.

  3. Apply

    Click Apply.
Perform a factory reset

You can manually reset the Wi-Fi Hub back to its default settings by following these steps. Once you've completed the factory reset, you can rename the network (if you personalised it) allowing all devices to reconnect back to the renamed network.

1. Turn on the Wi-Fi Hub.

Make sure the Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ is turned on.

2. Push reset button

Use a ball point pen or a paper clip to push the reset button for 7 seconds and then release it. The reset button is located next to the USB port.

3. Wait 20 seconds

After about 20 seconds, all the lights except for the power light will turn off.

4. The Wi-Hub will restart

The Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ will restore to its initial configuration and will restart.

5. Check the device label

You can find the original Wi-Fi Hub password and Wi-Fi credentials on the device label, which is underneath the modem.

 
Upgrade your Wi-Fi Hub firmware

Your Wi-Fi Hub will update its firmware automatically. However, if there’s a problem you can also manually download the latest firmware update file and apply the update by following these steps:

Wi-Fi Hub™

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Settings’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose the ‘Firmware Upgrade’ tab from the side menu and click ‘Select File’.
  3. Download the latest firmware update file.  
  4. Select the firmware update file you’ve downloaded to begin the update.

Wi-Fi Hub™ 2.0

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Management’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose the ‘Upgrade Firmware’ tab from the side menu and click ‘Select File’.
  3. Download the latest firmware update file.  
  4. Select the firmware update file you’ve downloaded to begin the update.
Manage parental controls

Wi-Fi Hub™

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Internet’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose the ‘Parental Controls’ tab from the side menu.
  3. In the ‘Add Access Control Rule’ pop-up menu, set the rule name, device, time and other details to control Wi-Fi access for your desired devices. 
  4. Click ‘Save’.

Wi-Fi Hub™ 2.0

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Advanced Setup’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose the ‘Parental Controls’ tab from the side menu.
  3. Click ‘Add’. In the pop-up menu, set the name, device, time and other details to control Wi-Fi access for your desired devices. 
  4. Click ‘Save’.

 
Access the Wi-Fi Analyser
  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Wi-Fi’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose the ‘Analyser’ tab from the side menu to see the results of the latest scan from your local area gateway. 

 
Enable USB sharing

If you have a device such as a phone or laptop connected to the Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub network (either via Wi-Fi or Ethernet), to enable USB sharing follow these steps:

Wi-Fi Hub™

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Settings’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose ‘Content Sharing’
  3. Click ‘enable content sharing’ (button will show as green once enabled) and click ‘apply.’

Wi-Fi Hub™ 2.0

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Management’ on the top menu.
  2. Choose ‘Access Control’ and click through to ‘Services Control’.
  3. Click ‘enable’ by the ‘SAMBA’ option and click ‘apply’. SAMBA will show as ‘ticked’ when it is enabled.
  4. Go to ‘Advanced Set Up’ and choose ‘Storage Service’.
  5. Click on ‘add’ and create your username and password. You will now be able to see your files across your network if you browse to the location 192.168.1.1. When you first logon to your networked drive you’ll be asked to provide your login credentials to access the USB drive. These are the credentials that you’ve made for the storage service.

To view USB devices currently inserted into your device follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Wi-Fi Hub dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser, login and click ‘Settings’ on the top menu. 
  2. Choose "USB."
Channel selection

By setting your modem to 'Auto Channel Selection' will ensure your modem is automatically looking for the best available channel.

Here are the steps to check that your modem is set to Auto Channel Section. It's best to use an ethernet cable, rather than Wi-Fi, otherwise you may lose your connection when you apply the changes.  

  1. Login
    Login to your Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ by copying and pasting 192.168.1.1 into your browser.
  2. Wi-fi settings
    Navigate to the Wi-Fi settings.
  3. Channel selection 
    Check your modem’s Wi-Fi is set to “Auto Channel Selection”.
  4. Restart if selected
    If this was already selected, restart your device.
  5. Turn on Auto Channel Selection
    If this wasn’t selected, then choose ‘Auto Channel Selection’ for both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, then click apply the changes before restarting your device.

You can manually set the channels on your 2.4GHz signal, by following these steps.

  1. Go to dashboard
    If you are connecting via Wi-Fi, then change the Wi-Fi channel on your Wi-Fi Hub by navigating to the modem’s dashboard page and selecting Wi-Fi tab. 
  2. Select channels
    Under Setup, for the 2.4GHz band, select 1, 6, or 11 from the Channel drop-down.
  3. Apply
    Click Apply.
Perform a factory reset

You can manually reset the TP-Link VX420-G2H back to its default settings by following these steps. Once you've completed the factory reset, you can rename the network (if you personalised it) allowing all devices to reconnect back to the renamed network. 

  1. Turn on the TP-Link modem 
    Make sure the TP-Link VX420-G2H is turned on.
  2. Push reset button 
    The reset button is located above the on/off button. Use a ball point pen or a paper clip to push the reset button for 10 seconds and then release it. All lights will flash once.
  3. The modem will restart 
    The TP-Link VX420-G2H will restore to its initial configuration and will restart. This may take several minutes.
  4. Check the device label 
    You can find the original TP-Link VX420-G2H password and Wi-Fi credentials on the device label, which is underneath the modem.

 
Manage parental controls

Parental Controls on the TP-Link VX420-G2H has two parts – Device Control and Content Control.

  1. Go to the dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser and log in.
  2. Choose the ‘Parental Controls’ tab from the side menu.
  3. Set the ‘Parental Controls’ toggle to ‘On’ and click ‘Add’.
    • Select ‘View Existing Devices’, then under ‘Operation’, click the plus icon (+) next to the devices you want to restrict.
    • Select the clock icon beside ‘Effective Time’ and click and drag to highlight the days and hours. Once done, click ‘OK’.
    • Enter a ‘Description’, then click ‘OK’.
  4. Set the ‘Content Restriction’ toggle to ‘On’.
    • If you want to restrict all access or only allow a few websites, select ‘Whitelist’ and click the plus icon (+) next to ‘Add a New Keyword’. Don’t add keywords if you want everything restricted.
    • If you only want to restrict a few websites, select ‘Blacklist’ and click the plus icon (+) next to ‘Add a New Keyword’.
  5. Click ‘Save’.
Channel selection

Setting your modem channel to 'Auto’ will ensure it automatically looks for the best available Wi-Fi channel.

  1. Login
    Go to the dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser and log in.
  2. Wireless settings 
    Select ‘Advanced’ and choose the ‘Wireless’ tab, then ‘Wireless Settings’.

To check that your modem is set to Auto Channel Selection, follow the steps below. It’s best to use an ethernet cable rather than Wi-Fi, otherwise you might lose your connection when you apply the changes.

  1. Turn on Auto Channel Selection Set the ‘Band Steering’ toggle to ‘On’. This helps devices run faster by assigning them to the best wireless bands based on conditions like network demands. 

You can manually set the channels on your Wi-Fi by following these steps:

  1. Turn off Auto Channel Selection 
    Set the ‘Band Steering’ toggle to ‘Off’.
  2. Select channels 
    Click ‘2.4GHz’ and change ‘Channel’ to 1, 6 or 11, then click ‘Save’.
    Click ‘5GHz’ and change ‘Channel’ to 36, 40, 44 or 48, then click ‘Save’.

How to manage internet and Wi-Fi settings

You can manage the internet and Wi-Fi settings on your Vodafone modem by connecting to the device via Ethernet or Wi-Fi and logging in to the dashboard.

You can access the dashboard by typing 192.168.1.1 into your browser. You can also find your login details on the device label. Depending on the Modem, this is on the bottom or on the back of your modem.

From the dashboard:

  • Vodafone Super Wi-Fi Modem: Click ‘Wi-Fi’ in the left menu
  • TP-Link VX420-G2H: Click ‘Wireless’ in the left menu.
  • Wi-Fi Hub™: Click ‘Wi-Fi’ on the top menu.

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Accessing backup internet with nbn®

Vodafone Super Wi-Fi Modem
If you have the Vodafone Super Wi-Fi Modem, you have the option to use your optional mobile backup while you’re waiting for the activation of your Vodafone nbn®. This means you won’t be without an internet connection prior to installation. You can configure 3 devices to connect as a mobile backup through the My Internet Connect app.

Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ and TP-Link VX420-G2H
If you have the Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ or TP-Link VX420-G2H modem, you can use the 4G Backup feature to access our mobile network until your Vodafone nbn® service is activated – or for a maximum of 30 consecutive days, whichever occurs first. This means you won’t be without an internet connection prior to installation. The 4G Backup feature is automatically activated on your Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ or TP-Link VX420-G2H.

If you’re unable to connect to Vodafone nbn® because of a fault on your line, the backup features will give you access to the internet while the fault is resolved.

For 4G backup services, you can use our coverage checker to see where mobile coverage is available. Max speeds are 20Mbps for downloads and 2Mbps for uploads, however actual speeds vary depending on your network coverage, content and location. Fair Use Policy at time of purchase applies. T&C apply.

Additional resources

  • Vodafone nbn® Super Wi-Fi Quick Start Guide
  • Vodafone 5G Super Wi-Fi Quick Start Guide
  • Vodafone Modem Warranty
  • Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 Quick Start Guide
  • Wi-Fi Hub™ 2.0 Quick Start Guide
  • TP-Link VX420-G2H Quick Start Guide

Additional information

 Vodafone Super Wi-Fi nbn® Modem specifications.

Technical Specifications

  • Memory: 4GB Flash
  • RAM: 1GB
  • Ports: : 1 x 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45) WAN, 2 x 1 Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45) LAN, 1 x FTTN/xDSL (RJ11) port, 1 x Fixed VOIP (RJ45) port

Wi-Fi Support

  • Dual band: Wi-Fi 7 with band steering
  • 2.4GHz and 5GHz 802.11be 11ax (Wi-Fi 7)
  • Number of devices: up to 100
  • Network Connection Mode: Ethernet + VDSL2

In the Box

  • 1 x Modem
  • 1 x RJ-11 DSL Cable
  • 1 x RJ-45 Ethernet Cable LAN
  • 1 x RJ-45 Ethernet Cable WAN
  • 1 x Power Supply Cable (2.5A, 30W)
  • 1 x TPG Telecom Warranty Card
Latest software update details.

Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ Firmware version: ACR12

Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 2.0 Firmware version: R6B056

Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 Firmware version: R6B016
Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ specifications.

Technical Specifications

  • Processor: BCM63168
  • Wi-Fi Chip: BCM4360
  • Memory: 128MB Flash
  • RAM: 256MB
  • Ports: 1 x VDSL2 WAN, 1 x Gigabit Ethernet WAN, 2 x Fast Ethernet LAN
  • USB: Multi-function USB 2.0

Wi-Fi Support

  • 2.4GHz: 802.11 b/g/n 2x2
  • 5GHz: 802.11 n/ac 3x3
  • Number of devices: Supports up to 32 devices

Network

  • Connection Mode: Ethernet
  • 3G/4G Back-up: Switches to 3G/4G mode when nbn® service is unavailable.

In the Box

  • Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™
  • Quick Start Guide
  • Wi-Fi Reminder Card
  • Warranty Card
  • Power Adaptor
  • Grey Telephone Cable
  • Red Ethernet Cable
  • Yellow Ethernet Cable
Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 2.0 specifications.

Technical Specifications

  • Main Processor: BCM63167
  • Wi-Fi Chip: BCM63167 (2.4GHz) BCM43602 (5GHz)
  • 4G/LTE chip: Qualcomm MDM9x40 LTE Cat6 Module
  • Memory: 128MB Flash
  • RAM: 256MB
  • Ports: 1 x ADSL/VDSL WAN, 1 x Gigabit Ethernet WAN, 4 x Gigabit LAN
  • USB: 2 x Multi-function USB 2.0

Wi-Fi Support

  • Wi-Fi: Dual Band 2.4GHz (802.11 b/g/n 2x2), 5GHz (802.11 n/ac 3x3 MiMo)
  •  Number of devices: Supports up to 64 devices
  •  Wi-Fi Features: Single SSID, Guest Networks MAC 

Network

  • Connection Mode: Ethernet
  • 3G/4G Back-up: Switches to 3G/4G mode when nbn® service is unavailable.

In the Box

  • Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 2.0
  • Quick Start Guide
  • Wi-Fi Reminder Card
  • Warranty Card
  • Power Adaptor
  • Grey Telephone Cable
  • Red Tipped Ethernet Cable
  • Yellow Tipped Ethernet Cable
  • 2 x 4G/LTE Antennas
Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0 specifications

Technical Specifications

  • Main Processor: BCM63178
  • Wi-Fi Chip: BCM63178 (2.4GHz) BCM6710 (5GHz)
  • 4G/LTE chip: Qualcomm Snapdragon X12+ LTE CAT6 Modem
  • Memory: 256MB Flash
  • RAM: 512MB
  • Ports: 1 x ADSL/VDSL WAN, 1 x Gigabit Ethernet WAN, 4 x Gigabit LAN
  • USB: 1 x Multi-function USB 2.0

Wi-Fi Support

  • Wi-Fi: Dual Band 2.4GHz (802.11 b/g/n/ax 2x2), 5GHz (802.11 a/n/ac/ax 3x3 MiMo)
  •  Number of devices: Supports up to 64 devices
  •  Wi-Fi Features: Single SSID, Guest Wi-Fi Networks, MAC Filtering

Network

  • Connection Mode: Ethernet
  • 3G/4G Back-up: Switches to 3G/4G mode when nbn® service is unavailable.

In the Box

  • Vodafone Wi-Fi Hub™ 3.0
  • Quick Start Guide
  • Wi-Fi Reminder Card
  • Warranty Card
  • Power Adaptor
  • Grey Telephone Cable
  • Red Tipped Ethernet Cable
TP-Link VX420-G2H specifications

Technical Specifications

  • Memory: 128MB Flash
  • RAM: 512MB
  • Ports: 1 x VDSL2 WAN, 1 x Gigabit Ethernet WAN, 4 x Fast Ethernet LAN, 1× FXS Port, 1 × USB 2.0 Port

Wi-Fi Support

  • Dual band: Wi-Fi 6 with band steering
  • 2.4GHz: 802.11b/g/n (Wi-Fi 4) and 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6)
  • 5GHz: 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5) and 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) 
  • Number of devices: Supports up to 64 devices

Network

  • Connection Mode: Ethernet  +VDSL2
  • 4G Back-up: Switches to 4G mode when nbn® service is unavailable.

In the Box

  • TP-Link VX420-G2H
  • Power Adaptor 
  • Telephone Cable 
  • Ethernet Cable 

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