Help With BT Home-Hub
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Help With BT Home-Hub
A few months ago I got rid of BT as my ISP and they kindly let me keep the home hub. I'm now with Virgin Media and get a much faster connection. However they sent me a USB router and I would much prefer Ethernet. Is it possible to Tinker with the home hub so it acts as a router for any ISP?
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- Zombie
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I have a ADSL connection with Virgin 4.8Mb. No Cable in the North of Scotland. Only just got Sky TV !! Its a Speed Touch 330 that i'm using, get a massive Ping, so no online gaming at the mo.ProfHawking wrote:Odd, what sort of router did they send you??
The ones i have seen have all got usb and ethernet.
And to answer your question, no a BT homehub wont work with cable. Its for ADSL only.
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Re-flashing a home hub is really fucking complicated.
Have a look through the 66 pages of here if you want, but you can read the first few pages if you want a flavour of how well bt have locked down what appears to be a speedtouch modem with a fancy wrapper.
I'd just get a new one, less fucking hassle, and it'll take less time.
Have a look through the 66 pages of here if you want, but you can read the first few pages if you want a flavour of how well bt have locked down what appears to be a speedtouch modem with a fancy wrapper.
I'd just get a new one, less fucking hassle, and it'll take less time.
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amblin wrote:Just buy one of these: http://www.kikatek.com/product_info.php ... ce=froogle
reliable as a brick, cheap, easy to configure, supports xbox live, all normal stuff, adsl and adsl 2+.
Fucking awesome routers. can be iffy with some adsl2 isps though.
Use one myself, lovely things.amblin wrote:Just buy one of these: http://www.kikatek.com/product_info.php ... ce=froogle
reliable as a brick, cheap, easy to configure, supports xbox live, all normal stuff, adsl and adsl 2+.