@todedacu Welcome to the forum.
Have you received a message saying that the connection is set up and ready for you to connect? If not it's possible that it's been delayed due to the non availability of an Openreach technician on the promised day.
If it has been activated then see if this helps:
If you are a new Plusnet customer and getting a very low download speed the chances are that your hub is not configured correctly and is still at the default settings.
The way that a new service works is that initially Openreach will activate the line. At this point the hub will synchronise with the broadband infrastructure and you may get connected at slow speed. The reason for this is that Plusnet have not activated the service at their end. The way that it’s supposed to work is:
- The Openreach installation is completed
- Plusnet are advised.
- Plusnet set up the account and advise the customer that they can now connect their hub.
- The hub autoconfigures by changing the hubs default username and password to the customers personal settings.
This can go wrong.
What to do in these circumstances.
- Try a factory reset of the hub by pushing a paperclip or similar in to the reset hole and hold the switch closed for about 30 seconds.
- Leave it 10 minutes or so and see if that fixes it,
If that doesn’t work:
- Log in to the hub by putting 192.168.1.254 in the address field of your web browser.
- On the broadband page (I think, you may need to look through the pages to find it, depending on which hub you have) you should find the username. If it’s setup@plusdsl.net then it hasn’t configured itself.
- Remove the DSL cable.
- Change the username to your account username in the form <username>@plusdsl.net.
- Enter your account password.
- Plug the DSL cable back in.
- If it doesn’t try to connect select Connect (again you may need to look through he pages to find it).
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