Bt Home Hub 6 Bridge Mode

This is clearly aimed at the general public and is a simple plug and play device with barely any additional features.

Bt home hub 6 bridge mode. Currently with virgin and their equivalent of the hub allows you to set it as a modem which allows another router to be connected to it. Smart hub 6 bridge modem mode go to solution if the master socket has a filtered faceplate you can wire from the data extension terminals to a remote rj11 socket using cw1308 cable. If the hub in question is a bt business smart hub 6 then yes you can set it to bridge mode i e modem only. Maybe someone has a definitive up to d.

Gives you the fullest featured wireless maximising speed and range. For the btbsh6 advanced settings broadband routing bridging. Bt smart hub home hub 6 velop main node in bridge mode switch switch second velop node pc connected via wi fi the smart hub and other home hubs are notorious for not opening ports even when set to open but i wondered if the velop is my issue. Hi just wanted to know if the smart hub 6 can be used in modem mode.

So my question here is. Aka homehub 6 on a john lewis connection. There seem to be a lot of conflicting viewpoints. Your bt smart hub is automatically set to mode 1.

It was my hope to continue using the netgear dgn4000 as my modem router when i got bt infinity but i only realised yesterday after finally performing some research that bt infinity uses vdsl and. Before changing modes read the home wi fi set up checklist the modes are. Afaik the bt retail version doesn t support bridge mode to use it as a dumb modem it is suggested that the bt business version does. I also just bought a netgear nighthark r7500 as with my old provider virgin i used a bridge mode with another nighthawk and it worked a treat.

I currently have broaband unlimited with the hh5. This is why i don t want the velops in bridge mode as i am losing a lot of functionality. The model i have and therefore know to work is a smart hub 6a bt item code. Enter the bt home hub 5.

The bt smart hub allows you to tune your wireless features to give you the best performance with all your wireless devices. That is one designed for fttc customers and the others fttp. I ve only just seen with bt this is much harder to do. I cannot speak for any other bt hubs.

As plusnet do not offer fttp as a mainstream product the version of interest to every one except those engaged in the fttp trial is the fttc version.