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04-13-2023 10:20 PM - edited 04-13-2023 10:27 PM
I recently purchased the 5g broadband which works but I am struggling to attach my white BT Whole Home Discs to give me good Internet throughout the house.
I am geting a red light on my BT disc. I have tried a factory reset and deleted & reinstalled app without success.
I then logged into 192.168.1.1 as read about changing the IP Passthrough code. I could see it was disabled but couldn't find an option to change it to enable.
I contacted 3 without any solution.
Am I right in thinking I can get this to work? It is the White Discs.
Any help would be appreciated.
Many Thanks
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on 04-16-2023 01:17 PM
Update - After trying various solutions I tried a different cable and it worked! Very strange as the original cable worked on my other hub and other devices.
Thanks for all your assistance.
on 04-15-2023 11:17 AM
Do you have another device that can be connected to the router's LAN port such as a PC to determine if the router LAN port is working and assigned an IP address?
Also try LAN2 port and a different cable.
on 04-16-2023 04:12 AM
I also use a mesh system other than BT and it has always showed 0 connected and worked then about a week or so ago the NR5103 just stopped working with it , constant drop outs etc etc , you can change to pass through but when I did I lost the internet completely so changed back.
on 04-16-2023 01:17 PM
Update - After trying various solutions I tried a different cable and it worked! Very strange as the original cable worked on my other hub and other devices.
Thanks for all your assistance.
on 04-16-2023 04:51 PM
Glad you sorted it out. Use a minimum of CAT5 for ethernet. Ideally a CAT6 or higher for faster data rates.
on 04-14-2023 02:12 PM
Hi, I don't have BT white disc but from what I have read, the white disc can be used with third party routers.
You don't need IP-passthrough as the router assigns an IP address to the disc if DHCP is still enabled on the router. A white disc is just a Wi-Fi extender?
With the disc connected to the LAN1 port of the router via cable, can you see if the disc has been assigned an IP address in the web-config 192.168.1.1 (From Connectivity > Wired)?
Are you trying to setup wirelessly?
on 04-14-2023 03:14 PM
Hi Anvil. Thanks for the reply. You are correct that it is for a WiFi extender.
I have the yellow cable in both the back of the router & BT disc.
I have logged onto 192.168.1.1 and under wired it says 0.
I have contacted BT & 3 but both just say contact the other!
The disc definitely works but something not right.
Many thanks for your help.