What is the USB port on BT home hub for?

What is the USB port on BT home hub for?

The BT Home Hub 3 and 4 have Ethernet ports so you can connect via Ethernet. The Smart Hub 2 also has a USB port which you can use to charge phones or tablets. There’s also a Phone port. This won’t work with your current PSTN phone service and will be used for future products.

How do I access my USB on my BT router?

In the Address bar type \\192.168. 1.254 (or the router address if different from default). Press Enter. You should now see the icon for the USB drive, it will be called USB or similar.

What’s the USB on my router for?

A USB port on a router lets you connect a printer or external hard drive for sharing on the network. USB ports are handy because they make it very simple to set up a network printer on a home network or quickly expand sharable storage.

Can I use BT Business hub at home?

Yes, but you need to enter the broadband network login details for your BT Business Broadband line into your Hub for it to connect. For support purposes we have to treat your BT Home Hub the same as a 3rd party router.

What does BT Home Hub 3.0 do for You?

BT Infinity Home Hub 3 & Welcome Pack. At the heart of BT Total Broadband is the BT Home Hub. Our new BT Home Hub can connect many devices around your home – with or without wires. It features smart wireless technology to ensure a strong connection, plus built-in security and intelligent power management.

Where are the Ethernet ports on the BT Hub 3?

At the rear of the Hub 3, you’ll find 4 Ethernet connectors, the fourth of which is a 1GB Ethernet port. The Hub 3 supports ADSL Broadband, as well as BT’s new high-speed service, BT Infinity

When did the BT Home Hub 2 come out?

BT launched their original Home Hub in 2006, the Home Hub 2.0 in 2008, and the latest version, the BT Home Hub 3 in February 2011. The BT Home Hub 3 offers the following: 802.11n Wireless: Support for the faster ‘n’ wi-fi connectivity protocol – increased range (with suitable wi-fi hardware)