If your Vuma Reach internet has stopped working, don't worry. Most connection problems can be resolved with a few simple checks.
Follow the steps below in order.
Step 1: Check Whether Your Service Has Been Suspended
Vuma Reach is a prepaid Fibre service. If a payment has been missed, your service may be suspended.
While connected to your Vuma Reach WiFi:
- Open a web browser.
- Try visiting any website.
If you're redirected to the Vuma Reach payment page instead of the website you wanted, your service has been suspended due to a missed payment.
See Vuma Reach Service Suspended: What to Do for instructions on restoring your service.
If you're able to browse the internet normally, continue to the next step.
Step 2: Check the Fibre Box Lights
Take a look at the indicator lights on your Fibre Box (ONT).
- Power light off – Check that the Fibre Box is plugged in and the wall socket is switched on.
- LOS light on or flashing – The Fibre Box isn't receiving a Fibre signal. This usually indicates a network fault.
- PON light off or flashing – The Fibre Box isn't communicating with the Fibre network correctly.
- Power, PON and WLAN lights on – Your Fibre Box appears to be working normally.
For more information, see Understanding Your Vuma Reach Fibre Box Lights.
Step 3: Check for a Network Outage
A planned maintenance window or network outage could be affecting your service.
Visit the Mweb Network Status page to see whether there are any known issues in your area.
Step 4: Restart Your Fibre Box
Restarting your Fibre Box can resolve temporary connection problems.
- Switch the Fibre Box off or unplug it from the power outlet.
- Wait 30 seconds.
- Switch it back on.
- Allow 2 to 3 minutes for it to reconnect to the network.
- Test your internet connection again.
Still Not Connected?
If you've completed all the steps above and you're still unable to connect:
- Note which Fibre Box lights are on or flashing.
- Take a photo of the Fibre Box if possible.
- Contact Mweb Support for further assistance.
Having this information ready will help us diagnose the problem more quickly.
