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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
Hi, just quick update,...as now working. AP router reboots per major change, so took a little while. Anyway AP hooked into WAN port & all good. Now I've just to set AP with our SSID & drop SH2 WiFi. Thanks for the guidance.
BTW I've submitted feedback asking for BT community forum be replicated across EE forum. A common repository would be beneficial.
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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
Just out of interest, is that the WAN port on the SH2? If it is, is it set as a WAN port on the SH2 or is set with FTTP mode turned off, (in which case it behaves as LAN port 4)? I only ask because I am surprised that works.
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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
I'd imagine must be set as a LAN port, I seem to recall you were expected (or rather the installation person was) to switch it from the defaut LAN setting if moving to FTTP. Certainly that was the case when I moved to FTTP.
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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
Sorry, should have clarified. It's the WAN port on Netgear. FYI a little more config to do e.g. disable DSL.
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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
Interesting. I would not expect that to work unless the port is dual purpose. Thanks for the update. Something I'll look into when I have time.
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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
@google1901 Ah, it was you talking about using it as an AP that threw me. I assumed you were just trying to set it up as a wireless access point.
Reading the posts again, you’re actually using the D6400 as the router to a separate network, albeit a wireless network, in which case that configuration should work.
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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
All these EE routers are still broadcasting unwanted hidden ssid's without the option to disable them. Really would like to be able to switch these off.
EE smart hub 2 route WiFi 5 router
EE smart hub plus WiFi 6 router
EE smart hub pro WiFi 7 router
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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
Ive heard the same but don't have an EE Hub
Would be great if EE can also resolve the issue.
Anyone with an EE Hub, report this on the EE community forum.
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Re: BT Smart Hub2 WiFi broadcasting without an SSID despite being turned off
I have reported it over the years to EE technical support and the executive department. Neither of which really understand what the issue is, even though it was clearly spelt out to them.
I believe that EE have the coding of their newer generation hubs in house, so crossing fingers is probably the best that can be done!