27 Dec 2024 11:28 AM - last edited: 31 Dec 2024 08:15 AM by KevNewMedia
My issue was that my son is working from home and trying to connect to ZScaler using his VPN. Due to the security setting on the new Max hub it won't allow him to connect.
I tried calling Sky and using Online chat. Neither gave me a solution, other than we'll send out an engineer. However I worked it out for myself using my Sky.com account online and not the app. Can you update the back end to help others when they call:
- Go to Product Settings
- Select Boradband & Talk
- Select Advanced Settings
- Select Other Settings
- Change the WiFi security level from WPA3-T to WPA3
Moderator note: subject of thread updated to better reflect the conversation
27 Dec 2024 12:15 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
That may have solved your particular issue, but WPA level (local WiFi encryption) is unrelated to Map-T (IPv4 address sharing on the Sky data network)
29 Dec 2024 11:35 AM
For us non technical folk, if you Google what this issue is it says it's a Map-T (IPv4 address sharing on the Sky data network) issue, hence the title I used.
It may not be the issue but like you say, it's the solution that worked.
31 Dec 2024 08:18 AM
Posted by a Sky employeeHi @Slowspeed2
Welcome to the Community, and thank you for sharing your fix.
I've updated the thread title, so that I can mark the thread as answered; this way other customers can find this solution in the future 👍
31 Dec 2024 10:41 AM
Hi
Just to add to the thread that if anyone is having any issues they should ask for this to be escalated to the Network team. This will then take 72 hours for them to change a setting. They will contact you when it's done.
31 Dec 2024 10:44 AM
You were right so apologies. It work for a small time and then didn't. We were lucky and after 3 calls to the Call Centre, got someone who told us only the Network team can resolve this in the background. Our request has now been escalated to them and hopefully the Map-T setting will be resolved in 72 hours.
31 Dec 2024 10:56 AM
Posted by a Sky employeeSo, the change to WPA3 didn't work long term @Slowspeed2 ?
It sounds like the network team are carrying out the same process that we have listed here. There's no need for people to ask to be escalated to the network team over the phone, it can be done on the above link 😀 This issue will be fixed on a permanent basis in the New Year.
31 Dec 2024 11:18 AM
Correct. It worked briefly. We had to ask for it to be escalated though because it took 3 call centre agents to understand what the issue was and how to fix it. The whole process has been really frustrating and upsetting for my son, who has now lost 4 days worth of wages as he couldn't work. He's on probation too, so it doesn't look good to his employer, who don't get the problem or solution.
Anyway, looks like we're there now.
Thanks for your replies and wishing you a Happy New Year
31 Dec 2024 11:29 AM
Posted by a Sky employee
@Slowspeed2 wrote:
Correct. It worked briefly. We had to ask for it to be escalated though because it took 3 call centre agents to understand what the issue was and how to fix it. The whole process has been really frustrating and upsetting for my son, who has now lost 4 days worth of wages as he couldn't work. He's on probation too, so it doesn't look good to his employer, who don't get the problem or solution.
Anyway, looks like we're there now.
Thanks for your replies and wishing you a Happy New Year
I'm sorry to hear that @Slowspeed2
All the very best for you and your family for 2025!
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