Questions & Answers for: access homehub

HomeHub's wireless network and disable Netgear's DHCP. This might not work because your Netgear is a Gateway. What you need to extend wireless signal is an Access Point which is capable of changing to

...finds about 15 networks but not mine. I have a BT Home Hub 2.0 http://www.frequencycast.co.uk/homehub.html#review Go to that site, there you will find how to set up the wireless access point Good ...

...homehub to a switch so they can talk to one another. Then use the AP as a wireless access point to connect all wireless laptops, and connect the AP to the switch with ethernet cable, and you have a ...

...Homehub at all and therefore cannot access itunes, safari etc. My Ipod touch would not connect to Bt Home hub.I reset hub and tried again and when it asked for password i entered Wireless key code ...

...access a website then it dies and loses connection to the network, i have tried everything i can think of and was wondering if there were issues between the motherboard and the BT homehub 2.0 There ...

homehub to use a fixed channel, (the default is automatic which means it changes each time it restarts). This has been running trouble free for a couple of weeks through a number of power outages. Can

...access the internet thourhg your router. Usually when you have a new router the WEP key comes either on a sticker on the back of the router or on a card supplied with the router for instance BT ...

...access to the HomeHub and hence the Internet. Do be aware however that distance from the HomeHub and intervening objects (esp metal ones) can have a dramatic effect on the signal strength achievable ...

...access the internet OK, If so then it would appear to be a username/password, firewall or anti-vrus software issue. Does your phone connect to Facebook over a WiFi internet connection - eg from your ...

HomeHub and then configure the Netgear as necessary to act as a wireless access point, or wired router. The HomeHub5 is however quite a good wireless access point working at both 2.4Ghz and 5GHz bands