I have FTTP provided by Openreach which works with the BT HOmehub provided however I wanted to use my previous router - TP-Link Archer C3200 if possible. When I connect this router to the Openreach ONT's PORT1 with connection set to PPPoE with User bthomehub@btbroadband.com with no password all the right the lights comes on to say that that it is connected to the internet and when I loginto its control panel this confirms it.
My PC connects to the router OK and says there is an internet connection however when I try to access through my browser I get a message from BT saying I need to log into the network.
Using the BT HomeHub there i s no problem .
What am I doing wrong? Do I need a Fibre Modem?
Is the C3200 a VDSL modem? if not I don't think it will work
@V_Meldrew wrote:
Is the C3200 a VDSL modem? if not I don't think it will work
The ONT is the modem, FTTP isn't VDSL.
@DaveVL It sounds as though you are connecting OK but not authenticating. Try entering BT as the password, although one isn't required the router might need an entry to work correctly.
Thanks for your reply.
Below is the internet configuration when connected through the BT Home Hub.
Login is bthomehub@btbroadband.com with no password.
Connecting the TP-Link Archer C3200 through the same cable and Port on the ONT as the HomeHub above comes out as shown below. Where the Internet connection light is a nice shiny blue.
Below is the Network configuration from the TP-Link. I tried this both with no password and with the password BT with the sme result.
Finally, below is the message I get back on my browser whenever I try to connect to any internet site through my browser.
did you try as @licquorice suggested and enter the password in the tplink even though hub doesn't need one
It is definitely an authentication problem as you are reaching the BTWholesale landing page. I would first try a factory reset of theTP Link and start again. If that fails to work, investigate the authentication settings of the TP Link and try CHAP if set to AUTO.