click on General, click on Web Acceleration and finally Control. On the menu tree on the left, click on Advanced Menu. That will open the Modems Advanced Pages: To do this you need to click on the small icon marked as #3 in the SCC main page posted above. a browser may respond with a "This Page Cannot Be Displayed" error or something similar.Īt times you can buy yourself more time by disabling Web Acceleration. At times the server is slow to respond and a or a process may "time-out". Your Hughes system is connected behind a Hughes Web Acceleration server. "I would next try disabling Web Acceleration and then forcing TBird to get Gmail."
That again is the Modems SCC found at 192.168.0.1Ī quick look at the color of the icons marked as #1 and #2 will tell the story. Whenever your connection is acting up you should look at its dashboard. Just like the dashboard on your car, your Hughesnet connection has a dashboard that will indicate and error conditions. "Have you checked for active SCC error codes/conditions?" unless the email has large attachments them FAP will kick in speeds will be throttled.Ĭhoices here are reduce activity level until refill, buy Token Data or wail until monthly refill.
There is a SmartBrowse feature that can kick in and maintain normal or near normal speeds while out of data but your activity must be of a very basic nature. If you are out of data your system is likely to run very slowly. One method of checking your remaining data allowance is to view the Modems SCC (System Control Center) it can be found by entering 192.168.0.1 into your browsers address bar.Īll three of your "data buckets" will be displayed on the first page of the SCC: This is known as being in FAP (Fair Access Policy) If you deplete your data allowance your speeds, under most circumstances will be greatly curtailed. Your HughesNet account is a data capped service.
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