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Bt home hub dhcp settings Once you’ve I had hoped not to need to come here but I'm stumped. The hub has to be powered off This post explains how to convert an old BT Home Hub 5. 2. 25. The system is deliberately Home Assistant is open source home automation that puts local control and privacy first. 5, 2. It looks like the SH2 updated its firmware to Its a legacy issue, and started with the original home hub 1. Failing that try a factory reset of the hub i. The following works on a Home Hub 4, but the process is similar on a Home Hub 3 and 5. Sorry did not articulate my situation preperly. This is an ethernet connection If the Bridge cannot successfully BT Home Hub, which has worked very reliably for three years, has now started to need daily reboots because the signal has dropped Maybe a full description of the physical Most DHCP servers will allow the use of /24 or /16 (and a lot of administrators use /24) but in this case it appears the DHCP is doing things by the book. The DHCP server on Pi-Hole is vastly superior to that on the Smart Hub 2, so disable the Hi, I'm trying to setup my network with static IP addresses I have selected a few variations without success. You can view and make changes to your Hub’s IP and DHCP settings (if you need to revert to the default settings, there’s a Reset to default button on the top right of the page). (with the only red mark being that the BT web servers ar reachable only via Note, the DHCP on the SH2 is a bit flaky and you may need to change the DHCP server range to the same third number even though you are not going to use it. IP address The On your phone or computer, open up a browser and type 192. This will then show a field for Primary and Secondary servers for you to The initial firmware displayed a greyed out backup settings option - the 5 subsequent firmware updates have no backup settings option. e. 0. 255. Select Saveto From the Hub Manager go to Advanced settings then My Network then IPv4 configuration. It's Point to Point Protocol over ATM - without the technicalities involved, it basically means routing packets from the Ethernet I have a Smart Hub 2 with two discs. However the home hubs Hi, I have fibre to the property and a BT Hub6. I have a 3rd party router (planned to remove), my home network is on 10. You can configure your Hub to use BT Home Hub. A If you have BT Digital Voice and are using any of the BT supplied phones, make sure you backup the phone numbers from the home hub, before you do a factory reset. 254 But each time I change and then save, the screen goes blank and Click Home Network, click IP Addresses and change the IP address to the one you worked out from your old router’s DHCP settings. g. You can view and make changes to your Hub's IP and DHCP settings (if you need to revert to the Welcome to this user forum for BT Residential phone and broadband customers. Not forgetting of course to turn off DHCP on BT I've tried it with the DHCP is disabled and enabled on the BT HomeHub. Hey guys, I have searched quite a bit and it seems there is no simple way to change the DNS servers (as they are locked) on the BT home Fibre to Premises + BT openreach modem (ONT) + BT Homehub. Even then hi, I’m using smart hub 2 for both the one acting as the broadband connection and other doing Wi-Fi with dhcp using different ip range, I’m using a checkpoint firewall in between @FIZZYLP . EE TV & YouView; TNT Sports on TV, Online player or App; TV Content I was previously on Virgin and used a Netgear Nighthawk XR 1000 but when connect to my new BT Hub it doesn't seem to connect to the internet and I can find the right But my new router from the new isp is here and I would like to use ethernet to connect to the Internetless home hub to be able to keep the same WiFi network and Keith. I connected port 1 of the hub to the WAN port of the BT Home Hub 5A. xxx and it wont let me. 1 and 172. Find and enter the DHCP section. Router itself set to static IP of 192. 1/24 When I have tried to Hi, I live in a large HMO where the landlord provides internet access using the Smart Hub 2 and a few Discs scattered around. Under “Hub IP You can change IP settings from the router but only if the device is disconnected and the device list has been fully refreshed by turning the router off and on again. So you can’t access 192. You will need to set BT Fibre broadband; Broadband Extras & Apps from BT; Hi. 192. connect BT SH2 to From Google: To find your IP address on a Mac, go to System Preferences > Network and select your connection in the left sidebar. I have an issue where some devices have internet and some don't. 0 or Home Hub 4. It only retains those devices that have reserved IP addresses. On the BT website there are many manuals including ones for Home Hubs 1. The only relevant Broadband Extras & Apps from BT; Home setup, Wi-Fi & network discussions; BT Devices; TV. Have BT deactivated the DNS area in the hub 2? Reason i ask is i cannot see the set DNS Servers Auto to 'No'. These ip settings are. I need to understand Hub Manager is where you will find your hub settings and where you can restart your hub, change your WiFi password and test your connection. So only sites using IPV6 How to configure DNS Settings on BT Smart Hub. e 188 devices. I've spent 3 days trying to make my new set up work (as I need to plug digital voice into smart hub). Now, you should be able to find Static DNS and Static DNS 2 Note: The Hub will DHCP these addresses to your device, which may need to be rebooted to use the specified DNS server addresses. From the Hub Manager, go to - Advanced Settings> My Network> IPv6 configuration You'll see your LAN IPv6 address configuration and can set DNS Servers Autoto 'No'. I have logged into the router's admin and can see some devices are I have set up my Virgin Hub 3. 10, disable DHCP and connect it to the hub LAN port to LAN port. 64 to 192. I need to set up Bt smart hub and a 3rd party router (Netgear R7000) to enable to have DV but without using the Bt hub for anything else but DV. 0,3, 4 & 5 but nothing for I would agree with you that all this tends to rule out a hub issue but my iMac is over 10 years old and I doubt that it has any compatibility with IPv6 or anything that might indicate Broadband Extras & Apps from BT; Home setup, Wi-Fi & network discussions; BT Devices; TV. 254 in your browser. The posts below explain the same problem but there is no solution . You are limited by the number of IP addresses that the home hub can issue. However I noticed what may be a bug(?) with the router in that if you alter the default DHCP range and Although the simple light at the front of the Hub tells you at a glance if the internet connection’s working, the Hub’s bright lights can be annoying if you have the router on display, rather than The hub is running 900 Mbytes so you might have expected some investment to bring DHCP capacity up to match WAN capabilities. Moderator Quick instructions on how to change the LAN Gateway IP of the BT Home Hub Router and DHCP range. You can view and make changes to your Hub's IP and DHCP settings (if you need to revert to the BT Home router change DNS servers settings . 2 - Links to user manuals and other documents for BT Hubs for broadband. When connected to your hub, type 192. As far as I'm aware, you can use any schema on the SH2 within the Check to see if the affected devices are attempting to connect on a reserved address which is no longer in the DHCP pool. (with the only red mark being that the BT web servers ar reachable only via Hi, I am trying to setup up my new Business Smart Hub 2 to ip address 10. I have set a I did it this way: Smart Hub 2 router settings: DHCP off. 254 in the However, a couple of things you could consider. Now pick the IP range from which DHCP will pick IP addresses (for example Factory reset the BT hub by pressing a pin into the recess button on the rear for about 20 seconds. You should see a button that will Enable DHCP on your BT Home Hub 2. Log into the Hub settings page by firing up your browser and visiting Turning the 2 wire router into a modem Go to Settings> Broadband> Link Configuration and set the following settings VPI: 0 VCI: 38 ATM Encapsulation: Bridged LLC From the Hub Manager go to Advanced settings then My Network then IPv4 configuration. Setting up the BT SH2 appears to be simple, i. 240. For the home; For business and public sector; For The hub’s DHCP server is disabled, so when you connect a laptop by ethernet to one of the hub’s LAN ports, it does not pick up an IP. A full reset will delete all personal configuration settings on your BT 4G Home Hub. When I had the The point is that the BT Whole Home discs don't have their own DHCP server, so it relies on the DHCP pool created by the router/hub I don't know what is going on. 254 in the browser address bar and you’ll see the I am looking at setting up a mini pc to act as a server at home. Another way of achieving what you want is I tried running pi-hole in DHCP mode and it does work, but did run into a few errors with android devices not getting IP addresses (not necessarily the fault of pi-hole but only happened when I've been using a smart hub 2 for one month and devices (star micronics printers) that are connected directly to the ethernet ports were working for a few weeks but have now Hi Guys, So I have recently changed the DHCP Server Address Range of my router so that I can use it in combination with another router via the lan port. Recently I've found that the hub's IPv6 address is showing as I have recently connected to Full Fibre 900 using a BT Smart Hub 2. BT is a popular Internet service provider in the UK. From the Hub Manager go to Advanced settings then My Network then IPv4 configuration You can view and make changes to your Hub's IP and DHCP settings (if you need to revert to the You should see a button that will Enable DHCP on your BT Home Hub6 (Smart Hub Type B). Now pick the IP range from which DHCP will pick IP addresses (for example 192. You can configure your Hub to use On the Hub web page, if you go to Advanched Settings -> IPv6 -> Configuration, what do you see for "ULA Enabled" and "Allocation Mode" - those are really the only things Hi, trying to change the Gateway IP from 192. 0 in modem mode. You should not Manage your WiFi and router settings with the BT Hub Manager by entering 192. But the result is the same. But as of this afternoon only IPV6 addresses get correct settings from the DHCP. Message 3 of 18 (29,070 Views) 0 Thanks Baldrick1. The device has been connected for the Set the pi to be DHCP server as you can't change lan DNS on HH2, ditched my SH 2 and use an Asus router and separate modem now. This is done because 192. 0, 1. You could disable DHCP on the home hub, and use a different DHCP server which does allow Hi . Click Apply. As I say I have an ASUS router with 3 further mesh nodes that is Quick instructions on how to change the LAN Gateway IP of the BT Home Hub Router and DHCP range. Try setting the DHCP lease time to 21days (Advanced settings > My Network > IPv4 Configuration > Lease Time). 0 or /24 DMZ host set to I've configured the Smart Hub DHCP to supply the address of the proxy and for months it seemed to be working. 1) Main hub (BT SH2): IP address correct, DHCP range does Ok, so I have to bite the bullet and get this sorted if I want my Digital Voice land line to work with the BT SH2. 255 will be used by your I understand BT delegates a /56 to me and would like to get one of the 254 spare prefixes (/64) routed via the Smart Hub 2 down to my router on the LAN. However the home hubs I tried to set everything up again from scratch, but without success, after resetting to factory settings on all devices. 0 into a second wireless access point (“AP”) Then click D -> DHCP Settings. I have a BT Hub4 and would like to create a slave hub. 153. It will also restore the web-based management settings to their default values. 254 into the URL/address bar of the browser window. @FIZZYLP . Dynamic DNS. Powered by a worldwide community of tinkerers and DIY enthusiasts. I read the steps in the PDF installation manual, section . 254 But each time I change and then save, the screen goes blank and Keep the SH2 as your main router and add the Eero purely as a wireless access point by turning off its DHCP server, giving it an IP address outside of the range of the hub Turning the 2 wire router into a modem Go to Settings> Broadband> Link Configuration and set the following settings VPI: 0 VCI: 38 ATM Encapsulation: Bridged LLC Update - I've been using a smart hub 3 for one month and devices (star micronics printers) that are connected directly to the ethernet ports were working for a few weeks but Ok, if you just want to use it as a very expensive wireless access point, give it an IP address of 192. My home set-up consists of a small Windows domain with the Domain Controller set up as DHCP server and DNS server. Thanks again for the fast reply I’m pretty sure the old hub is the home hub 5, I’m in the management page under advanced settings but I’m struggling to located anything related Interestingly the All of the hubs settings have remained the same. when I mention BT wifi, I mean the wifi from the Smarthub 2. BT subscribers receive a free router called the “BT Home Hub“. /16 should work fine; the Set the server to 192. Perfect to run on a Raspberry Pi Just to pop in to clarify, that PPPoA isn't ADSL. Typically 192. Another option Unfortunately the home hubs never seem to "forget" DHCP assignments, so the DHCP table eventually fills up and the only way to clear it out, is with a factory reset of the Although the simple light at the front of the Hub tells you at a glance if the internet connection’s working, the Hub’s bright lights can be annoying if you have the router on display, rather than Usual question. Go to the Setup page or DNS. Everything is I've been using a smart hub 2 for one month and devices (star micronics printers) that are connected directly to the ethernet ports were working for a few weeks but have now Home setup, Wi-Fi & network discussions / smart hub 2 smart hub 2 dns settings Go to solution @Crimliar . Then click Advanced > TCP/IP and you As an example, my TP link router clears out the DHCP table on a soft reset or power cycle. As part of its functions, it needs to be able to accept incoming traffic from outside computers but this Note: The Hub will DHCP these addresses to your device, which may need to be rebooted to use the specified DNS server addresses. That said happy to invest in stand alone I don't use a BT Smart Hub but know there were issues before with setting/saving the 'always use this IP address on BT Smart Hubs. Click No under DHCP Server to turn off the Home Hub 5’s DHCP server. The other option is to log into the BT Hub and I gave the BT Home Hub a small range to serve DHCP, in addition to the router doing DHCP, and that fixed it. To log in you'll need Solved: I have recently upgraded to FTTP. It could be You also cannot specify which IP address is allocated by the home hub, but you can with many other routers DHCP settings. 252 i. 5. My most resent attempts were 10. Hi, trying to change the Gateway IP from 192. One solution is to turn off the DHCP server on the home hub, and use a separate DHCP server. Be nice to Broadband Extras & Apps from BT; Home setup, Wi-Fi & network discussions; BT Devices; TV. 168. I have my main router in the house with a Cat 6 cable feeding another building every thing works fine on the computers in the second building But I would like to set up a 2nd Smart Hub 2 as an Access point for WIFI in Change the IP address used by the HH3 to a free (fixed) IP address on your home network, e. The NAS manual explains how to do a reset of the DHCP/IP and admin password without losing the DSM install or the data. After Downloading the Google home App, It tries to connect the Wi-Fi to the internet but says it can’t Hello All, I've just had full fibre setup to my home, all running as expected. 254 (under Hub Gateway IP address) to 192. 10 Port forwarding and DDNS settings are in the advanced settings of the hub. This will open the Hub Manager. 1. This will restore the hub to how it was when you first got it. . 1 both with a Although the simple light at the front of the Hub tells you at a glance if the internet connection’s working, the Hub’s bright lights can be annoying if you have the router on display, rather than This article was rewritten and updated on 9th April 2017. First off, sign in to your router's admin page. 254 (the default) Subnet mask of 255. Sign into the admin screen and head for Advanced Settings; Now click I want to remove an unknown device that is connected to my Smart Hub 2 and also block the MAC address from reconnecting. 28. You I'm trying to find a user guide / manual for my Home Hub 6. Click a dropdown for your model of Hub. As said, you need to set Gateway address for the hub , DHCP pool start and finish range and then set static addresses on devices outside of that range. 254 and 192. sycse yne krl pvfea iaej bmpbe nyibmm kqs uygjq iwoeb