Broadband & nbn™

Wireless networks, or Wi-Fi, allow us the freedom of using the internet without being tied down to a modem via a cable. However, a connection that relies on radio waves can be impacted by factors such as interference, signal range limits, hardware p ...

Testing your broadband speed     To get an accurate picture of what the speed available, you need to:   1. Disconnect or disable any device connected to the modem via LAN or WiFi. This includes any TVs, T-Boxes, AppleTVs, gaming consoles, mobile phon ...

The way equipment is connected in your home, including phone cables and 'filtering' on devices attached to your phone line, are among the most common causes of slow internet speeds and drop-outs.   You can check for these problems by doing what we ca ...

To view and edit your Telstra-supplied modem settings, such as Wi-Fi Network Name, Password and DNS Settings, you need to know your modem’s default address - or home page.   Here are two options for finding it:   Option 1

Find your Telstra modem’s de ...

    If you have or are planning to use a Telstra USB 4G (320U) or Telstra USB 3G (312U) on a PC currently running Windows 10, please note that the Telstra Connection Manager software is currently incompatible with that operating system.   We are wor ...

Device Specs for our new ADSL Gateway:   ADSL/ADSL2+/VDSL/VDSL2+ compatible Dual-band concurrent Wi-Fi interfaces: 802.11n 2.4GHz (2x2) 802.11 ac 5GHz (3x3) 1 x Gigabit Ethernet WAN port 4 x Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports 2 x USB 2.0 ports Enhanced Beam ...