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Author Topic: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification  (Read 21209 times)

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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #15 on: June 18, 2011, 04:33:03 PM »

>> 6.1.1.48.1-enh.tm

It looks as though that's a newer version. The full reference for the two I have is 6.1.1.48-enh.tm, so yours has gained a .1. But it's a bit strange if BT have upgraded to unlocked firmware.
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #16 on: June 18, 2011, 05:10:22 PM »

>> 6.1.1.48.1-enh.tm

It looks as though that's a newer version. The full reference for the two I have is 6.1.1.48-enh.tm, so yours has gained a .1. But it's a bit strange if BT have upgraded to unlocked firmware.

I have gone through every GUI page, taking screen-shots along the way. I've now combined them into a PDF file of 1.9 MB in size. Would you be willing to "PM me" with an e-mail address to which I may send that file? There may be something new or different about which, obviously, I would not know but would be meaningful to you.
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #17 on: June 18, 2011, 06:29:10 PM »

PM sent :)
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #18 on: June 19, 2011, 12:38:15 AM »

@ BKC,

You have to ensure your picture is less than 200 K but then click on the "Additional Options & File Attachments" click the resulting choose file button and navigate to your required file.
(Add more within the max limit if you wish by using the "more attachements" link.)
Then click post.

@ everyone,

The usual caveat applies that you use the following instructions at your own risk !

I obtained the following instructions for V 6 firmware from the good folks on the IDNet forum. It works as far as username and password for any ISP that I've tried, using the appropriate settings :-

Dual SSID 2700HGV quick set-up guide.

WARNING: DO NOT FLASH THIS VERSION OF THE 2700HGV WITH THE SBC
FIRMWARE, IT WILL BE DESTROYED IF YOU DO SO.

It is NOT necessary to "trick" this router into working with IDNet, you simply provide the router
with your IDNet login details using the built in set-up wizard.
Here is how........

1. Make the following 3 cable connections to the router - ADSL phone line, Ethernet cable, Power cord.

2. Power up the router and wait 3 minutes; then leaving the power on, press the recessed reset button for 30 seconds and then allow the router to re-boot

3. Start your Internet Browser and enter HOME into the address bar.

4. When the page opens, click on Run System Setup Wizard in the box at the bottom right hand corner of
the page. The new page asks for a KEY CODE, the correct code for the UK is:
528Y - 27G4 - A222 - 22BJ - B22V.

Click NEXT to continue...
The next page allows you to select the time zone, then click NEXT to continue....

Enter your IDNet username ( eg. someone@uk.idnet.dsl4 or GW5 ) and password in the boxes and then click NEXT to continue.....
Your router will now connect to IDNet and a summary will appear.

5. Firewall Settings -
Open page http://gateway.2wire.net/management and then from the menu list select Firewall, Advanced Settings

Under Security tick the Stealth Mode and Block Ping boxes

Under Inbound and Outbound Control untick Remote Management

Click the SAVE (or Submit) button in both boxes

6 Wireless Settings -

Open Page http://gateway.2wire.net/management again and this time select Local Network,
Wireless

Tick the Enable Wireless Network Security box and then set Authentication to WPA2-PSK
Enter your Password choice and then SAVE the page

7. Router Password -
Open page HOME and then from the Network at a Glance section select Change System Password
Under Password Protection tick the ENABLE box.
Enter your Password in the 2 boxes and add a Hint if you wish.

Kind regards,
Walter

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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #19 on: June 19, 2011, 07:07:54 AM »

Many thanks for that information, Walter. Do you know what URL is represented by HOME?
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #20 on: June 19, 2011, 08:18:34 AM »

Hi Eric,

It's the usual 192.168.1.254 but also has the usual PAGE etc. suffixes we are familiar with.
I've also seen that some comment that HOME has been disabled on some later firmware versions but it hasn't caused me any difficulties yet.

Sorry to be a bit vague on the subject.

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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #21 on: June 19, 2011, 09:38:52 AM »

When I click on the HOME link on my present model (v5.29.107.12) it goes to http://192.168.1.254/xslt?PAGE=A01 so that may well continue to be the location of HOME in more recent versions. The reason I'm rather labouring the point is the "HOME" will very probably work only on Windows systems, so it's nice to have a specific alternative.
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #22 on: June 19, 2011, 10:46:44 AM »

Hi Eric,

My Mac Firefox browsers, which all work with HOME very well, have hidden the URL but I've just remotely collected the resultant HTML Source from both version 5 and 6 firmwares from different houses.

(Select all in browser copy, open new webmail browser window and create new mail and paste data, send.)

I'll e-mail that data to you this morning for publication or not as you wish.

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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #23 on: June 19, 2011, 04:06:31 PM »

@ BKC,

You have to ensure your picture is less than 200 K but then click on the "Additional Options & File Attachments" click the resulting choose file button and navigate to your required file.
(Add more within the max limit if you wish by using the "more attachements" link.)
Then click post.

Walter,

Thank you for the details of how to attach an image. I'm sure I'll make use of it in the future. ;)

On reading through the latest information you have posted, regarding the set-up of a v6 2700HGV, I see it has distinct Redmond OS leanings. Obviously penguin huggers, such as Eric and myself, will have the ability to make the "translation" into something more -- er -- "sensible". ;D

I have sent a (1.9 MB PDF format) file to Eric, which contains screen shots from (virtually) all of the GUI pages of my BT badged 2Wire 2700HGV. Would you be interested in having a copy to examine? If so, please let me know.
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #24 on: June 19, 2011, 05:52:15 PM »

@BKC,

Yes please - you never know when that might be useful.

Incidentally I am also a rather diminished Penguin hugger as my machines are all Apple Macs (except one laptop for PCentric applications).

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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #25 on: June 19, 2011, 06:29:19 PM »

I've received your email, thanks BKC. At first glance it looks nearly identical to the 6.1.1.48 version, apart from the extra insistence on setting an access password.
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #26 on: June 19, 2011, 11:17:04 PM »

Eric -- I am wondering if the information at the bottom of the second page, headed System Software Components, is meaningful to you?

Walter -- The PDF format file is on its way to you. I have your e-mail address, from previously.
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #27 on: June 20, 2011, 07:11:03 AM »

BKC - I'm a bit tied up this morning, but later on I'll have a look at that.
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #28 on: June 20, 2011, 03:35:54 PM »

>> 6.1.1.48.1-enh.tm

It looks as though that's a newer version. The full reference for the two I have is 6.1.1.48-enh.tm, so yours has gained a .1. But it's a bit strange if BT have upgraded to unlocked firmware.

I don't know whether I was having a senior moment or what, but having just installed one of the above, I see that the version number is 6.1.1.48.1-enh.tm after all.

@Walter: The IDNet setup procedure doesn't work on this example. There is no "Run System Setup Wizard" button on the home page. I suspect that this feature may exist only on a brand new router.
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Re: BT HomeHub 3 -- Wireless Specification
« Reply #29 on: June 20, 2011, 03:44:59 PM »

Thanks Eric,

I will investigate when I next have an opportunity.

K R
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