How can I see daily usage by device?

Hughesnet® customers with a HT2000W modem can view device-level usage for 24-hour and previous 14-day periods on the ‘Connected Devices’ page found on myhughesnet.com under ‘Wi-Fi Management’ under the ‘Usage’ category. The following page displays the devices connected to your Hughesnet system along with other helpful information such as, “Status, Signal Quality, Connection time, and …

What does device Signal Quality mean?

To access the device-level signal quality, register or login to myhughesnet.com and navigate to ‘Usage’ > ‘Wi-Fi Management’. You will be able to see a list of devices connected directly to your Hughesnet® modem using an ethernet cable, or via Wi-Fi. Click on the plus icon on the type of Router connection to see the …

Can I view devices connected to my network?

Customers with a HT2000W modem can view their devices connected to their Hughesnet® Wi-Fi as well as direct LAN connections. To view your devices, login to your myhughesnet.com account and visit ‘Usage’ > ‘Wi-Fi management’ page. On this page you can view the devices connected to the LAN, and the different Wi-Fi channels. Only the …

Why should I run a speed test?

Periodically running a speed test is a good idea to ensure that your system is functioning properly and that your devices are receiving a strong signal from the modem.  Conducting a speed test is fast, easy, and precise, giving you the best measurement of your broadband speed.  What’s the Difference Between Upload and Download?  When …

What does the professional installer do to ensure my Hughesnet Internet Continuity is working?

At the time of installation, your installer will connect your existing LAN/PC to the Automatic Failover Router and then connect the two WAN ports on the router – one to your primary router or modem, and the second to the Hughesnet® Wi-Fi Modem. Lastly, they will unplug your primary modem to verify your Hughesnet Internet …

Does Hughesnet Internet Continuity support Hughes Voice?

Yes. You can add Hughes Voice (VoIP provided by Hughes) to the Hughesnet Internet Continuity service. There are typically two scenarios: Does Hughesnet Internet Continuity support 3rd party voice providers like Vonage, Ooma, RingCentral? Hughesnet for Business and Internet Continuity do not support 3rd party voice providers except in a best efforts basis, and Hughes …