Try changing the subnet to 192.168.1.XXX rather than 192.168.0.xxx. If your devices have fixed IP's rather than using DHCP they will be in the 192.168.1.xxx subnet to use the HH
@PendragonUK wrote:
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The message I get on my phone is from BT wholesale.
That means that your PPP authentication has not be recognised as coming from BT ISP.
Recheck your PPP details.
bthomehub@btbroadband.com |
Password BT.
The password cannot normally be blank,
Why does your PPPoE say Russia, is there not another option?
Didn't look at the log url first time. btbroadband is spelt incorrectly.
If that is the case, its well spotted, that would cause the authentication problem.
I cannot view the other file stored on OneDrive, as I have blocked the whole of the Microsoft domain, so it does not keep trying to update files on my wife`s Windows 8.1 laptop. Last time it totally disabled the wireless adapter
1st day 00:00:46 PPP INFO sent [CHAP Response (3bb32f2e239ce63c58161abdbf28a7bd), name = "bthomehub@btbroardband.com"]
@licquorice wrote:
1st day 00:00:46 PPP INFO sent [CHAP Response (3bb32f2e239ce63c58161abdbf28a7bd), name = "bthomehub@btbroardband.com"]
Thanks, that would really muck things up. It would not be so bad if it was before the "@"
Thank you guys it was the spelling mistake that was the casue of the issue. I feel so dumb right now...
The wired connection is running much as expected.
WiFi appears to be working just fine, time will tell if the WiFi issues are solved and it was an intermitant problem.
This one can go down as solved. Again thanks to all that helped...
Its really no problem, that is what this forum is for
I think most of us who mess around with networking, make occasional mistakes, I can think of a few that I have spent hours on.