The top two numbers are you signal strength. One good thing to checkout, especially if you’re a new customer, is the System Info page. Once you reach the HSCC, there are many very useful features which I will cover in this guide.
But as this process is different for every router, if you don’t already know how to do it, you will need to contact the manufacturer.
If you instead see something else, like your routers configuration page, you will need to change the routers default I.P. If all is well you should see a page that looks something like this… The first thing to do is open up your browser of choice, and type into the address bar (or just click the link). This for some can be a tricky thing to access depending on your routers configuration. This is the second destination on our tour the HSCC.
The best way to combat this is to go here HST and download and install the “ Status Meter.” Personally, I recommend installing it on every PC you own as it reminds you when you are nearing your daily download limit.Ģ. I have been a HughesNet customer for a few years now and I thought I would share a few of the helpful tricks I have picked up over the years to make it a tad more bearable.įirst things first, as you probably already know HughesNet has a ridiculously small daily limit of how many megabytes you can load from the internet each day and very unfair rules when you go over that limit. Both options suck but satellite is the lesser of two evils. Really only leaving you with two options: 56k Dial-up or satellite. But sadly for many, including myself, a decent internet connection is just not possible. The majority of the population, especially in the US, are lucky (or smart) enough to live in an area well enough populated to make providing a decent DSL or cable connection a worthwhile venture for companies.
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