Location of Openreach modem and Home Hub (BT Infin...

In my previous property I asked the BT engineer to locate the modem/HH in an upstairs study and this was no problem, no extra cabling required (master socket was in kitchen) all extension sockets still work fine. I moved home and had BT Infinity 2 installed, phone line enabled same day. The house was built in 2007 so has extensions in all the rooms. Looks like the master socket is in the cupboard under the stairs. Although the previous occupier obviously had the openreach modem and home hub located in the lounge, as the mounting screws etc were still there. But here none of the extensions work, the engineer said this is a side effect of moving the master socket. But why was this possible in my previous house?
The engineer installed with the existing screws etc and left it all in the lounge and still none of the extensions work. I'd like my extensions working and the modem/hub located in my upstairs office, how do I arrange for this?

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Hi can anyone tell me if there is a maximum length for the red RJ45 cable running between the engineer installed modem and the Home Hub 3 unit. I would like to move it to a more convenient location using a RJ45 cable run.

You can run an ethernet cable for up to 100m before you have any problems.

Modem and Home Hub positioning

Will the installation engineer be happy to run either the master-modem or modem-HH cable from the master socket upto an attic room? I have my existing modem/router/wifi there as most of my kit is there and the guidance is that wifi is best broadcast down (we also have a homeplug circuit to reach where the wifi still doesn't).
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There is no reason why this should not work but there are a few things to look out for:
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XBox 360 and Home Hub 2 - NOT wireless

I am now desperate so please help.
MKy broadband works fine most of the time. When I attempt to play online on my Xbox 360 the broadband drops out every 5/10 minutes or so making it impossible. The broadband does not drop out at any other time, even when I just leave the XBox 360 signed in to XBox live. The issue only happens when I try to play online or even when I run a game. I'mm assuming it kicks me out when I connect to the game makers server or something. I've been trawling forums for days and tried all I can think of. Someone please help before I have to switch my ISP.
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Hi welcome to the forums,
The forums are customer to customer in the first instance, Only the mods (BT) will ask for personal information through a email link. Would you mind posting your Hub stats & BT speed test results this will help all with diagnosis-
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Navigate to ADSL Settings or use the A-Z at the top right
Click on More Details and then post the results.
Run BT speed tester and post the results from http://speedtester.bt.com/
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Only had BT 2 days and Home Hub stopped working (H...

I got BT infinity on friday, and this morning my Home Hub 3 stopped working.
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Having to use ethernet directly to modem to get access.
Any thing else i can try to solve this? Or will i need a new router

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Still no reply them by email now after 24 hours. It's not possible for me to call atm
So no wireless internet for a while I guess
Is there any way to use my old netgear router for now?
I tried but failed, others say I need a VDSL router
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The help desk will have to be contacted by phone.
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Hi All
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High Latency between computer and home hub

My internet began to run very slow last night with disconnects lasting about a minute. I have used BT for many years with very few problems.
I ran a speed test through the bt site and it reports my line is working correctly.
I ran a Tracert as follows
C:\Users\Neil>tracert www.bbc.co.uk
Tracing route to www.bbc.net.uk [212.58.246.92]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
1 366 ms 396 ms 305 ms BThomehub.home [192.168.1.254]
2 292 ms 296 ms 335 ms 217.32.143.226
3 366 ms 285 ms 292 ms 217.32.144.14
4 287 ms 293 ms 287 ms 213.120.181.26
5 290 ms 379 ms 306 ms 217.41.169.183
6 328 ms 296 ms 287 ms 217.41.169.107
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51.97]
8 302 ms 309 ms 301 ms core1-te0-0-0-7.ealing.ukcore.bt.net [109.159.25
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9 323 ms 288 ms 290 ms peer2-xe1-0-0.telehouse.ukcore.bt.net [109.159.2
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10 301 ms 297 ms 369 ms 194.74.65.42
11 * * * Request timed out.
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14 308 ms 300 ms 298 ms bbc-vip013.cwwtf.bbc.co.uk [212.58.246.92]
Trace complete.
I have tested in on second computer with similiar results. Both are wired connections with no previous connection problems.
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Bt home hub 3 and home hub 2

Ok new to this what I trying to do is get a better wifi signal down stairs I have tried a wireless extender kit.
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This is the option you need on the menu, using a HH3a as the master.
If you use a version b, then you will not be able to roam between the two wireless networks.
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Re: 2nd home hub 5, Infinity still keeps disconnec...

Hi Everyone..
Hopefully someone could shed some light on this wierd issue I'm having.. and in a way I'm glad to see its not just me having the same issue as Jamesvolvo...
After three engineer visits, well actually two visits as the 1st engineer was booked out between 8am and 1pm slot, but turned up after 3:30pm when I'd gone back to work.
As far as I can tell, this dropout problem became more noticeable within the last 4+ weeks where suddenly getting shouts from the family 'has the broadband gone down' and when checking the hub 5 seeing it with its blinking orange/red light and a red/orange B symbol (the light eventually returning to green and then blue) and the dropout consistency ranging from a few minutes uptime to a few hours uptime.
Also on top of the hub5 loosing it's WAN link on a few occastions I noticed that when the broadbad went down/up, I was unable to hear a dial tone when trying to call out on the landline and a phonecall from a mobile to the landline number would after allow me to hear a dial tone (where there was none before).
So 2nd engineer came out, nice chap.. and looked at the wiring at the infinity master socket, the socket at the front door and the splitter/bridge connection (which was put in when I went from BT ADSL to Infinity by BT contractors) etc.. and told me that it'd all been wired up wrong and was impressed that anything was working. So he made the necessary re-wirings and tested the line and the broadband and found no faults.
So the next day or so I then get a call from the wife informing me that she can't dial out on the landline and that there was no dialtone. So when I got home from work I then went round (again), powercycling the phones and making sure that they were connected into the sockets correctly and even tested (as per BT line fault diagnostic process) into the infinity enpoint test socket.. still no dial tone.. so again I dialed the landline from my mobile and after the phone rang and I hung up, I then found I got a dial tone. (yay).
Checking the hub5 WAN syslogs I saw the same behaviour as jamesvolvo - (see below - ive filtred out all the other lines just to show the up/down/up/down cycles)
08:24:10, 29 Apr. (60063.610000) PPPoE is up - Down Rate=38274000Kbps, Up Rate=9999000Kbps; SNR Margin Down=16.3dB, Up=14.1dB
08:23:19, 29 Apr. (60012.570000) PTM over DSL is up
08:22:41, 29 Apr. (59973.970000) PTM over DSL is down after 963 minutes uptime
08:22:41, 29 Apr. (59973.960000) PPPoE is down after 963 minutes uptime [Waiting for Underlying Connection (WAN Ethernet 2 - Down)]
08:22:35, 29 Apr. (59968.290000) PPP LCP Send Termination Request [User request]
16:19:35, 28 Apr. ( 2187.920000) PPPoE is up - Down Rate=39952000Kbps, Up Rate=9999000Kbps; SNR Margin Down=16.6dB, Up=14.2dB
16:11:06, 28 Apr. ( 1679.170000) PTM over DSL is down after 13 minutes uptime
16:11:06, 28 Apr. ( 1679.160000) PPPoE is down after 12 minutes uptime [Waiting for Underlying Connection (WAN Ethernet 2 - Down)]
16:11:01, 28 Apr. ( 1673.900000) PPP LCP Send Termination Request [User request]
15:58:10, 28 Apr. ( 902.870000) PPPoE is up - Down Rate=39952000Kbps, Up Rate=9999000Kbps; SNR Margin Down=16.5dB, Up=14.1dB
115:56:41, 28 Apr. ( 814.350000) PTM over DSL is down after 6 minutes uptime
15:56:41, 28 Apr. ( 814.340000) PPPoE is down after 5 minutes uptime [Waiting for Underlying Connection (WAN Ethernet 2 - Down)]
15:51:19, 28 Apr. ( 492.570000) PPPoE is up - Down Rate=39952000Kbps, Up Rate=9999000Kbps; SNR Margin Down=16.3dB, Up=14.1dB
15:49:52, 28 Apr. ( 405.600000) PTM over DSL is down after 0 minutes uptime
15:48:35, 28 Apr. ( 328.270000) PTM over DSL is down after 2 minutes uptime
15:48:35, 28 Apr. ( 328.260000) PPPoE is down after 1 minutes uptime [Waiting for Underlying Connection (WAN Ethernet 2 - Down)]
15:48:30, 28 Apr. ( 323.290000) PPP LCP Send Termination Request [User request]
15:46:58, 28 Apr. ( 245.670000) PPPoE is up - Down Rate=22400000Kbps, Up Rate=4789000Kbps; SNR Margin Down=6.4dB, Up=5.6dB
So I called out BT again and again got the BT fault manager leaving me a voicemail saying not to worry but they had found 'something' on the local network and would also send an engineer to the CAB and test my connection from there saying that the engineer wouldnt need access to my home as the previous engineer had already done the re-wiring and tested it all ok.
Wouldnt you believe it, the engineer needed access to my home so I had to dash back from work to meet the engineer who was in the process of re-wiring the connection in the street. He'd found some water in the black cylinder under the pavement, so cut the wiers and put on new connectors etc and then went inside the house to test the line and broadband (again). And as with previous tests, no fault found.
He did give me a heads up as to not to keep calling BT (openreach) out, as the line tested ok and if i kept doing this, BT would no doubt start charging me for the callouts.
This kind of leaves me in a bit of a wierd position as where do I go from here? he suggested that I get BT to change the hub 5 from the mk1 to the mk2 that had just come out to see if that would fix the issue, but could not tell me straight why I was having this issue, I even showed him a video I took on my phone of the problem when I lost he dial tone and the testing I did, (BT phone LCD showed NO LINE) as if thats not enough proof that I have an intermittent problem!! and showed him the WAN syslosg to which he agreed "something definately wasn't right" and just re-iterated that it woudl be worth getting the latest hub 5 out of BT's doors.
So im having to post here to see if anyone has an answer as I'd hate to incur any costs from BT.. (£139??) Hopefully this forum moderator will see the issues we're having and help us out.. (other than making a seperate/new thread with the information I already posted in here)..
Regards
DeltaOskarMike

Hi Imjolly
Thanks for getting back to me.
Here's the information - although I've sanitised what I think is personal information...
ADSL Checker
BT BROADBAND AVAILABILITY CHECKER
Telephone Number xxxxxxxxxxx on Exchange THATCHAM is served by Cabinet xx
Featured Products
Downstream Line Rate(Mbps)
Upstream Line Rate(Mbps)
Downstream Range(Mbps)
Availability Date
HighLowHighLow
FTTC Range A (Clean)
80
64
20
20
Available
FTTC Range B (Impacted)
79.6
52.9
20
12.2
Available
WBC ADSL 2+
Up to 7
4.5 to 11
Available
WBC ADSL 2+ Annex M
Up to 7
Up to 1
4.5 to 11
Available
ADSL Max
Up to 5.5
4 to 8
Available
WBC Fixed Rate
2
Available
Fixed Rate
2
Available
Other Offerings
FTTP on Demand
330
30
Available
Fibre Multicast
Available
Copper Multicast
Available
Troubleshooting > helpdesk
1. Product name: BT Home Hub
2. Serial number: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
3. Firmware version: Software version 4.7.5.1.83.8.204 (Type A) Last updated 22/01/15
4. Board version: BT Hub 5A
5. DSL uptime: 0 days, 01:25:00
6. Data rate: 9999 / 38274
7. Maximum data rate: 22729 / 75117
8. Noise margin: 13.9 / 16.4
9. Line attenuation: 19.4 / 15.7
10. Signal attenuation: 19.4 / 15.7
11. Data sent/received: 14.4 MB / 191.9 MB
12. Broadband username:
13. BT Wi-fi: Yes
14. 2.4 GHz Wireless network/SSID: BTHubxxxxxx
15. 2.4 GHz Wireless connections: Enabled (802.11 b/g/n (up to 144 Mb/s))
16. 2.4 GHz Wireless security: WPA2
17. 2.4 GHz Wireless channel: Automatic (Smart Wireless)
18. 5 GHz Wireless network/SSID: BTHubxxxxxxxx
19. 5 GHz Wireless connections: Enabled (802.11 a/n/ac (up to 1300 Mb/s))
20. 5 GHz Wireless security: WPA2
21. 5 GHz Wireless channel: Automatic (Smart Wireless)
22. Firewall: Default
23. MAC Address: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
24. Modulation: G.993.2 Annex B
25. Software variant: AA
26. Boot loader: 1.0.0
I've not done a quiet line test but will go though that process if/when I have a problem with the no dial tone next time.
Unfortunately I dont have a corded phone but for sanity's sake will no doubt get a cheap one from somewhere 9even if its just for future line testing) to eliminate any issues with the cordless bt phone I have.
Broadband doesnt appear to drop when I recieve a call and when I have had no dial tone in th epast I still have had broadband access. Although i know that on one occasion the hub5 did its usual sidconenct/reconnect (giving me broadband) but when checking the phone - there was no dial tone.
Also the title/problem description should change as its been moved - should be "Hub 5 keep disconnecting/reconnecting frequently"
Note: Looking at the same reported behaviour on other threads I can see as a last update from StephanieG (Community manager) below...
Re: HH5 New Software Version 4.7.5.1.83.8.204
on ‎23-02-2015 12h31
Hi Guys,
We can confirm that our technical team have rolled out a fix to all affected Home Hub 5As, so your service should be back to normal. The fix is a configuration change to the current firmware 4.7.5.1.83.8.204. We apologise for this issue and thank you for your patience.
This thread will now be locked. If you are continuing to experience any issues with your broadband connection, it will be due to a problem with your own connection. Please could you start your own thread about the issue, so that the community and the mod team can look at your problem individually.
So does this mean there's an additional fix to firmware release 4.7.5.1.83.8.204 ? as it appears that the fix was on or after 23/2/15 and my last firmware update was 22/1/15..
Regards
DeltaOskarMike

Difference between downstream speed and Home Hub 4...

Using a number of speed checkers I am getting a downstream speed of approx 7mb to my router but only 1.9mb from my home hub4 to my devices. This is irrespective of whether I connect to my router by cable or wireless. I have reset my router and have disconnected all telephone cables from their sockets for about 40 minutes before reconnecting and resetting the router. Any suggestions as to why this should be and how I can improve this?
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Bt infinity 2 and home hub 4 rubbish.

New customer of 3 weeks and already had hh4 replaced and also lost phone and broadband for 6 days. When I did connect ipad the range was only about 10 feet. Now struggle with ipad connecting. Infinity tech line helpful but don't understand frustration of my problem. Had none of this with sky. Wish I had stayed with them.
Why don't they just send an engineer round without wanting to charge me £99.
Currently connected to neighbour broadband to write this post.

Do you have "Smart" wifi enabled on the HH4? If not then try it. If yes then try manual settings and choose a wifi channel that is free of other networks (or has lowest interference). InSSIDer is a good utility to use to check local wifi networks. Of course the HH4 itself may be gubbed.
I get a little better wifi coverage with the HH4 than I did with a TG582n from my previous ISP.
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PC loud speaker with bt home hub

We installed the hub some months ago but only yesterday did I try the loud speaker for watching something on iplayer. There was just a very loud hum, moving the hub away helped the hum but still no other sound. Any suggestions and thanks in advance.

....... 'you hum it son, I'll play it' (circa 1971)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgzEBLa3PPk
For the OP, as stated above, check your sound settings/drivers, also check your speaker/amp/sub-woofer cable connections to and from your PC
I had a similar problem as you (a hum) a few days ago when Infinity was installed.
My sub-woofer, about 10years old, is placed on a little shelf under my PC desk. It has sat next to my both my old Netgear routers for years, with no problem.
When the high speed modem and Home Hub were installed in the same place as the Netgear, I was getting a slight hum out of the speaker, not much, but just about enough to annoy you once you hear it. Once you hear it, you can't stop concentrating on it, which makes it appear worse than it really is.
Anyway, I could have moved the sub-woofer/amp somewhere away from the modems, concluding that the electromagnet screening was either poor in the modem(s), or poor in the sub-woofer/amp. That may have fixed it, or I could have been very unlucky to find out that it was the speaker cables that were unscreened or poorly screened.
So I took a risk, and decided to replace my speaker/sub-woofer setup, as the whole caboodle is a bit aged now (like me).
Yesterday, I popped over to my Curry's superstore, and purchased a reasonably nice little Sony Active Speaker System. Installed that in the same place, and they work and sound great to me. More modern, better screening I suppose. I know that it a bit of a drastic way to go about things ........ but I do LIKE new gadgets
I bought this, £10 off the original price , Sony SRS-D21 Multi Channel PC Speaker System.
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/sony-srs-d21-multi-channel-pc-speaker-system-00778349-pdt.html
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Replacing Home Hub, Keeping OpenReach Modem

I would like to swap out the HH3 for my Draytek 2820.
Yesterday I set it up, using it's WAN2 configuration.
When I finished setting it up when I opened any page I got this message, which was at address: http://62.6.38.125/index.html:
You have been connected to this page due to one of the following reasons. You must now shut down your browser and Internet applications before attempting to reconnect.
The BTWholesale access circuit to your Service Provider is currently down.
Your service should be resumed soon.Or
You are testing your local connection to BT using
'bt_test_user@startup_domain'Or
You are testing your connection to your Service Provider using 'bt_test_user@domain' where domain is your Service Provider domain name.Or
Your Service Provider is currently unable to accept your connection request please wait until service is restored or contact your Service Provider for further information.Or
You have attempted to access an invalid Service Provider domain.
So, I assume my Draytek is talking to the OpenReach modem, and I am being apssed through to the BT network, but I am authenticating incorrectly.
Can anyone guide me? On WAN2 I attempted to use PPPoE and entered my @btinternet.com username and password supplied when I started my order, with an MTU setting of 1400.
Many thanks.

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