Home Hub 3 (A and B) Lost Count...

Hi all,
HH2 vs HH3
could someone please shed some light on the quality differences of these two hubs?
I'm, interested in the WIFI quality, stability, etc.
I have lost count of how many routers I have had from BT. When BT receive my call and start with "How can I help you?" I replay "Please have a look at the logs on my account and let's take it from there".
After that they always treat me as I'd like to be treated, not letting them go through their script. Anything they could through at me to try out I surely will have tried before calling them.
At least this is working at BT!
What isn't working are their routers. Since day one I had problems with these. My initial was a "B" type and then all others were type "A".
they now don't want to send me another "A", but a HH2.
Well that's going backwards, which isn't alwasy accepted easily I would say, but I'd rather do that than knowing that the next hub will with luck work for a couple of months before the WIFI starts going bonkers again.
Anyone having the same experience with Infinity, BT replacing the HH3 with a HH2?

Hi Spicey,
Our house about 30 years old, has solid internal walls - and we've never had a good wireless signal, even with HH1 - the old white one. I've installed my own ethernet network around the house - rather than having the master socket moving (possibly an expensive job), could you run some ethernet cable to a convienient position, and then connect your HH3A as a wireless extender?
The "slave" hub just needs to be given a different IP address, has the auto IP address allocation switched off and some also suggest turning off the firewall (only on the slave!!!). I used my old HH2 hub in this way (to enable daughter to connect her ipod upstairs via wireless) , although I didn't switch off the firewall and it seemed to work OK.
Michael

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What about turning the internet off for specific wired devices, but keeping my computer on.
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First time posting here. I've just ordered BT phone, broadband and TV (youview) for my new flat.
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I've run through usual fault finding and rectification - hard reset, plugging into test socket, countless line tests. of course trying to get BT call centre staff to understand its the home hub thats playing up/at fault, not the connection, is like banging ones head against a very hard wall. For a piece of equipment less than a year old it should work without problem. And I was tempted to go to PC world and buy a replacement modem, but decided to preserve with BT's 'help' desk.
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Thanks.

Hi EKandrew,
To be honest I have not heard of the hub locking up before. The questions you have been asked by our helpdesk are aimed specifically at your connection as most problems tend to occur here, either with slow speed or hub drops etc.
Could you be more specific in how the hub locks/crashes? What do you notice when this happens? What way do you have your connection set up?
As much info as possible would help
In answer to your questions:
1/ Sometimes we have an old address still on your account and this has not been updated for packages/correspondance.
2/ Nothing to worry about, we ask these questions for additional security. If you have quoted your account number previously this is normally enough for most things however the advisor probably just noticed we didnt have this info on file.
4/ As above, this is not a common problem and most issues that come to us are to do with your connection.
Thx
Craig
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BT Home Hub and Airport Express

Although the BT Home Hub is 'Mac' compatible, there is still little information on using it with Airport networks. I hope that the following makes sense (I am no expert) and is useful?
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WDS Tab>Allow wireless clients on this base station>check this box
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Click to Update these settings.
Go to bthomehub.home and ensure that you have WDS dis-ABLED in the settings. You will have to log on as admin (password is defaulted to ‘admin’, but it is worth changing it!).
To do this after logging on as admin go to>Home Network>Interfaces>WLAN At this point you should be presented with Wireless Access Point click on Configure (top right) Scroll down the screen that follows and click Configure WDS and you will be presented with the Wireless screen. Click Scan for wireless access points. The BT Home hub will scan for available networks and once it has found these you should click apply but DO NOT ENABLE WDS! Click back from this screen to Home Network and you should see your wireless Mac(s) and their various connections
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Power PC 400 G4 AGP 10.2.8 Mac OS X (10.4) iMac G4 800 10.2.8; Mac Mini 1.42 10.3.6;Airport Dual Ethernet BS
Power PC 400 G4 AGP 10.2.8 Mac OS X (10.4) iMac G4 800 10.2.8; Mac Mini 1.42 10.3.6;Airport Dual Ethernet BS

I have now changed settings as you advised from WDS to Ethernet for the Express>BT Home Hub connection.
I know from previous posting that the ABS Snow does not support WDS.
Hers is what I want to achieve, however so far, with the exception of the Mac Mini (untested/unconfigured for use with Extreme)it all works?:-
Power PC 400 AGP OS 10.2.8>Airport Extreme PCI Card>Wirelessly connect via Express(connected via Ethernet to BT Home Hub)
Mac Mini 1.4 OS 10.3.6>Ethernet>ABS Extreme>Wirelessly connect via Express (connected via Ethernet to BT Home Hub)
iMac G4 Flat panel OS 10.4>Airport Original Card>Wirelessly connect via Express (connected via Ethernet to BT Home Hub)
Samsung PC Windows XP(SP2)>802.11G Card>Wirelessly connect via Express (connected via Ethernet to BT Home Hub)
All four of the above connect to the ABS Snow on a separate wireless network for file sharing and printing.(I set this up via help/info from the discussion forum and given it works without hiccup have left it as it is!)
Hope this helps and any further assistance/advice is appreciated-I am keen to get it right since the BT Home Hub is relatively new-UK based Home Hub forums http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=77
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Graham
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Link BT Home Hub 3a and 3b together

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Sadly it didn't last...
I just posted this on BT Home Hub users forum. and the big Yosemite/wifi Discussion
"Sorry to awaken this topic from the dead....
I am using HH5a, opted in to FON, and Os10.10 MacBookPro
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I struggle since OS10.10 to either connect or stay connected to 5ghz
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Hi bambieyes and welcome
Hmm, IMHO BT should of told you this at the time you reported it
I'd say they now ask for the old one to be returned to prevent fraudulent 'claims' - NOT saying this is you, just a general example. Some may state theirs is broken, then sell it on a well known Internet auction site...
Anyway, ask the mods to see what they can do for you. You need to fill out this form - http://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact_email/c/4951
You should get a reply within 72 hours
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HP Photosmart Plus B209a-m printer and BY Home Hub 5

I upgraded from Bt Home Hub 3 to BT home Hub 5 yesterday and am having the same wireless connection that I had with Home Hub 3. The connection to Home Hub 3 was fixed by a post on this forum. How do I fix the problem for the Home Hub 5? I use a Mac book air and Yosemite OS.
This question was solved.
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Hi @Dusha
I'd be happy to help you. We can begin our own troubleshooting from scratch, or you can certainly refer back tot he original post that resolved the issue from the last time this happened; Wireless printing will not operate om MAC OS X.
If this does not resolve the issue this time, let me know and we can work towards a resolution!
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I am having major issues setting up my airport express to my home hub and also setting up Time Capsule to join my wireless network...
I really need a step by step guide if possible.
Can anyone help please?
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PC

Welcome to the discussions!
You told us that you were having "major issues", but did not tell us specifically how you are trying to configure the AirPort Express, or what service you want it to perfrom on your Home Hub network, so providing a step by step guide is not possible without a bit more information.
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Can you provide this information, or if you do not know, check with your service provider to obtain this information? We cannot proceed with the configuration until we have this information.
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Please post back when you have an opportunity.

BT Home Hub 5 and Infintiy questions

I'm going to buy the BT home hub 5 soon and just wanted to make sure BT are not releasing a hub 6 before I buy this one. (Happens all the time)
Would getting the BT home hub 5 increase speed or ping because you don't need to modem?
I heard BT were increasing the 80Mb/s package to 100Mb/s for free, any news on this?

GeekOfBroadband wrote:
I'm going to buy the BT home hub 5 soon and just wanted to make sure BT are not releasing a hub 6 before I buy this one. (Happens all the time) NO
Would getting the BT home hub 5 increase speed or ping because you don't need to modem? NO
I heard BT were increasing the 80Mb/s package to 100Mb/s for free, any news on this? NO
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