@@andrewliffey ive come to the conclusion that we live in an ipv6 zone instead of ipv4 and thats why it wont work... you can ring virgin media to change it tho
The local machine IP address on my network is ends in 5.7 lol but it wont let me edit the third octet? EDIT: Never mind forgot the device I need to forward is not on the router but a Mesh device on the network.
Hi Asif, I am trying to access my Virgin Media Hub 3.0 from another location, I have entered my WAN IP and enabled Remote access, but it is still not working. Any advice please
Under advanced settings you will need to enable 'remote management' so that the VM Hub can be accessed using the WAN or internet IP for administration use. By default this is disabled in the VM Hub.
This could be due to two issues: 1) Hit the 'apply' button and ensure the router reboots. Log-into the router after the reboot to ensure the rule you created still exists. 2) Double check your public IP address you are using to check on the open ports. This might have changed.
I am trying to set up port forwarding on my PS5 for FIFA, I am a bit confused in regards to what I should put as the local start & end ports? Do I have to find out what they are?
Hi, Great Video I am running a linxdot miner which needs port forwarding, In the ip address slot of port forwarding do I need to put the ip address of the miner or the ip address of the virgin router ? Thanks Regards Geoff
I do not know how XBoxX works. So, I cannot say how NAT'ing will work with it. But the concept is very generic. Either you set it up how I have show in the video or have a client software manage the NAT'ing via a web service (usually provided by the applications you would use)
Hello i have an issue where i cant access a website: socialclub.rockstargames.com it seems like virgin media is blocking it somehow, ive reset my router and it worked for couple hours but stopped working what should i do
The basic principle is the same, just use Port 23 in the forwarding settings. If port 23 is not allowed by VM Hub, then I would suggest use another port number and internal forward it to the telnet server using Port 23. Generally for security reasons, Port 23 is not a good port to make public on your VM Hub.
My Cctv dvr could not adding to mobile, they saying check the router or cable is offline, my network is Virginmedia, what will do? How to active dvr to mobile?
The sequence should be Mobile -> Internet -> HUB 3.0 -> DVR. Once you figure out your DVR IP address, you will need to follow the instructions in the video to configure a port forward for the DVR. Good luck.
Hi Asif I have Virgin Hub 3.0 and the major problem is disconnection from online gaming, chat, xbox live etc because two xboxes currently run on the network. I forwarded the first ip address, my problems began with when the second xbox was added. Could you help at all with a suggestion please?
Hey Karl, Your problem description sounds to be clash between the two xboxes. You can work around this using a static ip address for both the xboxes on your 'internal' network. You will however need to use separate ports for both xboxes. This will solve the problem for you on your internal network. The external network is where you don't have any control over. I am not a gamer, but if you have the ability to configure port numbers on online gaming, chat, xbox live, etc you should be able to make it talk to the specific xbox on your internal network. You have to think about using one ip address with multiple port numbers for a one to one connection with online services. I hope this helps. Good luck with your setup.
Hello again Asif, as you suggested I configured a static ip address for both xboxes and then forwarded ports and this has made a big difference and now the basic game chat works fine without being kicked. Thanks for time on this one.
Hi Asif thank you for the posting ,The thing that I am confused about is what IP address to use My problem is my v6 tevo box give me a connection message that TCP 80 and TCP 7288 need to be open , how do I find out what IP address to use to set in the port forwarding I would be greatfull If you can advise
Is the v6 Tivo box your gateway to the internet? Generally virgin media always have a HUB labelled modem device to connect to the internet. Unfortunately, i do not have a tivo box to verify this myself. Also, I am intrigued, why would you want to open up a TV box to the internet?
To obtain an ip address for the connected devices - you can check the device listings on HUB 3. If they (IP addresses) are proving difficult to marry up with devices, then disconnect all devices from the HUB and only power up the v6 box. that will show up as an active device and you can then capture its IP address.
@@asifsaraiya the V6 box has a diagnostic so you can check the service and speed plus connection when it runs through the test it checks the connection where it comes up with a message tcp 80 and tcp7288 need to be open please check your router setting this where I am with it , So i logged into my router went to the advanced setting found the outbound TCP selected services opened the drop down menu selected TCP80 from the list but was at a loss to which IP address to enter do i look for the IP on the V6 box I am confused
@@peterbackhurst6530 unfortunately i have moved to Vodafone broadband. Otherwise, i would have offered to send you some screenshots from my console. Another thought is if there is a sticker at the back of the v6 box with its mac address printed, you can use that to marry up the ip address from the list of connected devices.
There should be a sticker at the bottom of your HUB with the factory username and password. If that does not work, you should follow instructions to reset the device to factory settings. Please beware that you will loose all configuration when you reset your device to factory settings. All the best.
Hi asif, I’m on virgin and when I get into a game on Xbox the packet loss goes to 20 then 0 then back to 20 constant, how can I stop this from happening?
You will need to trace route to establish where the packet loss is occurring. Trace route from your network to the end destination. Then ping every address on the output list of route, you will then find your problem node.
Hi. I have the VM Superhub 3.0 and have never heard of port forwarding. My PS4 works absolutely fine. However, I may be in the near future getting CCTV. Can you explain what port forwarding is and why I should use it when everything as it stands is functioning correctly?
Port forwarding helps open-up your internal (home network) devices to an external network (internet). It maybe that your CCTV (to be) might have another clever way of opening itself to the internet (using a proprietary server) which is transparent to you as an end user. My suggestion is that if you don't need to, then don't fiddle with these settings.
Try and isolate your issue. Only connect one machine directly via an ethernet cable to the HUB. This way, there should be no interference of other networking devices.
Hey Asif how would u open the ports for PlayStation correctly? TCP Ports: 80, 443, 3478, 3479, 3480 UDP Ports: 3478, 3479 How would u set the local and external ports
hi Asif does this method work for vpn setup? as virgin doesnt directly support vpn setting on hub 3 , i had to buy an asus router and use the hub 3 in modem mode but still doesnt alow the vpn for some reason. do you think i can do a port forwarding for the aasus router in order to allow vpn?
If the Virgin HUB 3 allows those ports to be open, then you can definitely open them up. But your suggestion to use another router to open-up ports that virgin does not allow is also good. You already know how to do this (using virgin hub in modem only mode). Good luck with your setup. You should be able to open up Asus ports too. Just check the documentation that came along with it. Port forwarding, NAT, External Services, etc are synonymous to what we want to achieve.
Hi, you need to apply the settings after you enter them. Make sure you don't miss the 'apply' step. If you are still unsuccessful send me a screen shot of where you are stuck and I can take a quick look.
@@Sue.242 Hi, ensure you have the same port number in the 'local' and 'external' sections, with the 'enabled' box checked and then hit 'apply changes'. To confirm, please log-out of your router and log back-in to verify that the settings are being retained. You can use a picture sharing site like imgbb.com to share screenshots. and paste the link in here.
@@asifsaraiya yes I have done all of these time and time again but still on canyouseeme.org they say not open. Will figure how to do screenshot. Thanks. Sue
This video is for Virgin Media HUB 3.0. You'd want to check if you are using the same provider and the same version of the HUB to follow the video. The settings location change from vendor to vendor and version to version. But the concept remains the same.
Hi Asif. I have an Xbox one and need to improve my latency. I have DNS on 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 What info would I need to add in my port forwarding to improve latency. At the moment it is 30ms but I need it between 6-10 Many Thanks Tom
I do not know the specifics of your VPN setup, but this is a home router. Any connection from your computer to the Virgin HUB should be VPN free out of the box.
Port forwarding makes no difference with the virgin hub 3, its intel cannot handle fast paced games, even in modem mode, latency/ping spikes galore......AVOID
Performance testing and comparison with other providers is not something that I have needed to do. It works fine with most of the use-cases people have for home usage.
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I have tge super hub 3 and I play on playstation 4 on gta5 there is a lot of people that kick your interest off any ideas on how I can stop this
I went into security and there is no port forwarding , port triggering or dmz. only the others... any ideas?? and I know for sure I have a hub 3.0
I am having the same problem.....
@@andrewliffey ive come to the conclusion that we live in an ipv6 zone instead of ipv4 and thats why it wont work... you can ring virgin media to change it tho
@@Acedius I did that this morning, I think I have set it up but I can't find a way to confirm it is working....
@@andrewliffey why are you port forwarding?
@@Acedius Trying to set up my Helium hotspot.
The local machine IP address on my network is ends in 5.7 lol but it wont let me edit the third octet? EDIT: Never mind forgot the device I need to forward is not on the router but a Mesh device on the network.
Hi Asif, I am trying to access my Virgin Media Hub 3.0 from another location, I have entered my WAN IP and enabled Remote access, but it is still not working. Any advice please
Under advanced settings you will need to enable 'remote management' so that the VM Hub can be accessed using the WAN or internet IP for administration use. By default this is disabled in the VM Hub.
I have added a rule with my own ports, I go to check to see if the ports are open on my IP and they are not. What's the issue?
This could be due to two issues:
1) Hit the 'apply' button and ensure the router reboots. Log-into the router after the reboot to ensure the rule you created still exists.
2) Double check your public IP address you are using to check on the open ports. This might have changed.
I am trying to set up port forwarding on my PS5 for FIFA, I am a bit confused in regards to what I should put as the local start & end ports? Do I have to find out what they are?
I do not use a PS5, but you will need to know what ports to open to input into the configuration.
Hi Asif, is it possible to create a VPN server using Raspberry Pi by using the port forwarding on this router?
Thanks!
Sorry, I'm not familiar with how a VPN host application service works.
Hi, Great Video I am running a linxdot miner which needs port forwarding, In the ip address slot of port forwarding do I need to put the ip address of the miner or the ip address of the virgin router ?
Thanks
Regards Geoff
In the Virgin Media HUB you will need to enter the IP address of the appliance (in this case - linxdot.
Hi m8 does this work for x box x ?
I do not know how XBoxX works. So, I cannot say how NAT'ing will work with it. But the concept is very generic. Either you set it up how I have show in the video or have a client software manage the NAT'ing via a web service (usually provided by the applications you would use)
Hello i have an issue where i cant access a website: socialclub.rockstargames.com it seems like virgin media is blocking it somehow, ive reset my router and it worked for couple hours but stopped working what should i do
I have same issue
Look to change your HUB 3.0 DNS settings. Configure it to use Google DNS address.
hi how would i open port forwarding port 23 telnet service. thanks in advance
how would i write it in virgin super hub 3.0 thank you
The basic principle is the same, just use Port 23 in the forwarding settings. If port 23 is not allowed by VM Hub, then I would suggest use another port number and internal forward it to the telnet server using Port 23. Generally for security reasons, Port 23 is not a good port to make public on your VM Hub.
bro tysm im such a silly goose
My Cctv dvr could not adding to mobile, they saying check the router or cable is offline, my network is Virginmedia, what will do? How to active dvr to mobile?
The sequence should be Mobile -> Internet -> HUB 3.0 -> DVR.
Once you figure out your DVR IP address, you will need to follow the instructions in the video to configure a port forward for the DVR. Good luck.
Hi Asif I have Virgin Hub 3.0 and the major problem is disconnection from online gaming, chat, xbox live etc because two xboxes currently run on the network. I forwarded the first ip address, my problems began with when the second xbox was added. Could you help at all with a suggestion please?
Hey Karl, Your problem description sounds to be clash between the two xboxes. You can work around this using a static ip address for both the xboxes on your 'internal' network. You will however need to use separate ports for both xboxes. This will solve the problem for you on your internal network.
The external network is where you don't have any control over. I am not a gamer, but if you have the ability to configure port numbers on online gaming, chat, xbox live, etc you should be able to make it talk to the specific xbox on your internal network.
You have to think about using one ip address with multiple port numbers for a one to one connection with online services. I hope this helps. Good luck with your setup.
Hello again Asif, as you suggested I configured a static ip address for both xboxes and then forwarded ports and this has made a big difference and now the basic game chat works fine without being kicked.
Thanks for time on this one.
@@karlgoulding1288 Thanks so much for coming back and sharing your outcome. I really appreciate this gesture. I'm glad it worked out for you !
Can u help me with my ps5 set up .I don't no what to type in for ps5
why do you need to port forward your PS5?
Hi Asif thank you for the posting ,The thing that I am confused about is what IP address to use My problem is my v6 tevo box give me a connection message that TCP 80 and TCP 7288 need to be open , how do I find out what IP address to use to set in the port forwarding I would be greatfull If you can advise
Is the v6 Tivo box your gateway to the internet? Generally virgin media always have a HUB labelled modem device to connect to the internet. Unfortunately, i do not have a tivo box to verify this myself. Also, I am intrigued, why would you want to open up a TV box to the internet?
To obtain an ip address for the connected devices - you can check the device listings on HUB 3. If they (IP addresses) are proving difficult to marry up with devices, then disconnect all devices from the HUB and only power up the v6 box. that will show up as an active device and you can then capture its IP address.
@@asifsaraiya the V6 box has a diagnostic so you can check the service and speed plus connection when it runs through the test it checks the connection where it comes up with a message tcp 80 and tcp7288 need to be open please check your router setting this where I am with it , So i logged into my router went to the advanced setting found the outbound TCP selected services opened the drop down menu selected TCP80 from the list but was at a loss to which IP address to enter do i look for the IP on the V6 box I am confused
@@asifsaraiya OK buddy i get that
@@peterbackhurst6530 unfortunately i have moved to Vodafone broadband. Otherwise, i would have offered to send you some screenshots from my console. Another thought is if there is a sticker at the back of the v6 box with its mac address printed, you can use that to marry up the ip address from the list of connected devices.
For some reason, my virgin router login page keeps saying I've entered the incorrect password.
There should be a sticker at the bottom of your HUB with the factory username and password. If that does not work, you should follow instructions to reset the device to factory settings. Please beware that you will loose all configuration when you reset your device to factory settings. All the best.
Hi asif, I’m on virgin and when I get into a game on Xbox the packet loss goes to 20 then 0 then back to 20 constant, how can I stop this from happening?
You will need to trace route to establish where the packet loss is occurring. Trace route from your network to the end destination. Then ping every address on the output list of route, you will then find your problem node.
@@asifsaraiya how can I do this? It sounds quite complicated
It is very simple. Just look up Microsoft documentation for the TRACERT command.
Please help I’m trying to do port forwarding for my ASUs chrome book
Hi Rasha, what step are you stuck on?
Hi. I have the VM Superhub 3.0 and have never heard of port forwarding. My PS4 works absolutely fine.
However, I may be in the near future getting CCTV. Can you explain what port forwarding is and why I should use it when everything as it stands is functioning correctly?
Port forwarding helps open-up your internal (home network) devices to an external network (internet). It maybe that your CCTV (to be) might have another clever way of opening itself to the internet (using a proprietary server) which is transparent to you as an end user. My suggestion is that if you don't need to, then don't fiddle with these settings.
Great video but it doesn't work for me! When I get my ip address and put this into a new browser window - nothing happens
Try and isolate your issue. Only connect one machine directly via an ethernet cable to the HUB. This way, there should be no interference of other networking devices.
Can i enable bridging?
Can you have more than one rule running on the same range?
Yes, but with different port numbers of course.
Hey Asif how would u open the ports for PlayStation correctly?
TCP Ports: 80, 443, 3478, 3479, 3480
UDP Ports: 3478, 3479
How would u set the local and external ports
hi Asif does this method work for vpn setup? as virgin doesnt directly support vpn setting on hub 3 , i had to buy an asus router and use the hub 3 in modem mode but still doesnt alow the vpn for some reason. do you think i can do a port forwarding for the aasus router in order to allow vpn?
If the Virgin HUB 3 allows those ports to be open, then you can definitely open them up. But your suggestion to use another router to open-up ports that virgin does not allow is also good. You already know how to do this (using virgin hub in modem only mode). Good luck with your setup. You should be able to open up Asus ports too. Just check the documentation that came along with it. Port forwarding, NAT, External Services, etc are synonymous to what we want to achieve.
When I type the IP thing in it says that the sit can't be reached
Please check the IP address on the sticker at the bottom of your Virgin Media HUB.
Hi great video I am trying to open ports 49004 and 40085 for my swann cctv. Please can you help with my settings as I failed badly. Thanks
Hi, you need to apply the settings after you enter them. Make sure you don't miss the 'apply' step. If you are still unsuccessful send me a screen shot of where you are stuck and I can take a quick look.
@@asifsaraiya hi thanks for help. I have applied changes but still not working. How do i upload screenshot here please. Thanks again. Sue
@@Sue.242 Hi, ensure you have the same port number in the 'local' and 'external' sections, with the 'enabled' box checked and then hit 'apply changes'. To confirm, please log-out of your router and log back-in to verify that the settings are being retained.
You can use a picture sharing site like imgbb.com to share screenshots. and paste the link in here.
@@asifsaraiya yes I have done all of these time and time again but still on canyouseeme.org they say not open. Will figure how to do screenshot. Thanks. Sue
Try this screen shot. Hope it works. Thanks
port forwarding doesnt show up for me
This video is for Virgin Media HUB 3.0. You'd want to check if you are using the same provider and the same version of the HUB to follow the video.
The settings location change from vendor to vendor and version to version. But the concept remains the same.
The create a new rule button is greyed out for me
Please ensure you are logged in as Admin.
hey there, so how do i find out the ip i need to put in for my pc to make this work..
There should be a sticker under the HUB 3 with the details. URL and username, password
I put in my password but it still said it was wrong, but it was the one on the bottom of my router wtf
You can always reset your HUB to factory settings. On the back of the Hub, press the pinhole reset button for 10 seconds. Good luck.
Hi Asif.
I have an Xbox one and need to improve my latency. I have DNS on 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4
What info would I need to add in my port forwarding to improve latency. At the moment it is 30ms but I need it between 6-10
Many Thanks
Tom
Hey Tom - Apologies, I have no idea on latency improvement using Virgin Media HUB 3.0. Good luck with your setup.
How do you bypass vpn restrictions
I do not know the specifics of your VPN setup, but this is a home router. Any connection from your computer to the Virgin HUB should be VPN free out of the box.
Thank you, this was very helpful
I don't even have 'port forwarding' option
If you cannot see the option, then please ensure that you have logged in as 'admin' with full control of HUB3.0
@@asifsaraiya the issue was that I was assigned to ipv6. You need to call virgin media and they will fix that.
@@asifsaraiya how do I confirm whether I am or not?
Port forwarding makes no difference with the virgin hub 3, its intel cannot handle fast paced games, even in modem mode, latency/ping spikes galore......AVOID
Performance testing and comparison with other providers is not something that I have needed to do. It works fine with most of the use-cases people have for home usage.
Its grey for me
@Shrekster Boi - What is greyed out for you?
@@asifsaraiya got it fixed