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qasdfdsaq · 29-01-2012, 21:55

The VM firmware has very little modification to it outside of the UI. For fiddling, the VMNG300 should work fine with any DOCSIS complaint infrastructure. It's actually quite a decent and capable piece of kit, contrary to what VM themselves claim...

I tend to find a lot of old VM kit ends up being excellent value "fiddle with" kit on Ebay once VM decide they no longer want them, simply because of the extremely large number flooding the market. Course you might need signed firmware if you want to de-VM'ify it.

29-01-2012, 21:55	#5
qasdfdsaq cf. mega noob Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 6,875	Re: Buying VM/cable modem The VM firmware has very little modification to it outside of the UI. For fiddling, the VMNG300 should work fine with any DOCSIS complaint infrastructure. It's actually quite a decent and capable piece of kit, contrary to what VM themselves claim... I tend to find a lot of old VM kit ends up being excellent value "fiddle with" kit on Ebay once VM decide they no longer want them, simply because of the extremely large number flooding the market. Course you might need signed firmware if you want to de-VM'ify it. __________________ Ultimate® SuperHub2™ Mod©: N750 Simultaneous dual-band wireless (300+450) 5 Upgradeable antennas, dual-processor, 7 ports Fully customizeable dd-wrt/openwrt routing engine Last edited by qasdfdsaq; 29-01-2012 at 21:59.