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Need support for other hubs and routers? My conclusion, which might well be wrong or oversimplified is that the Smarthub can be considered to be two separate devices, that is, a modem and a router, with a distinct internal WAN interface. Rebooted Smart Hub and both my Sonos speakers and everything is back working (as is my scanner). I have now switched the 5GHz option off,which immediately sorted the problem. Furthermore, the BT Smart hub 2 supports 802.11 b/g/n/ac 33 MIMO on 2.4 GHz, and 802.11 a/n/ac 44 MIMO on 5GHz. After raising a complaint with BT I had yet to hear anything from BT. "Turning off 5GHz is a short-term workaround until the kids start streaming lots of video content, at which point the whole house slows down.". Forgot to mention the third solution is hard wire a speaker to create the Network. Turn off 5ghz and install the boost followed byall speakers. Check that you're connected to your Hub's network. Pretty obviously really if I look at an old BT modem. It is, I have tried iboth a residential and Business FTTP Smarthub on my connection. I didnt find this to be the case - with 5GhZ turned off my BT service was virtually unuseable. 7:56 PM I just tried it with an old, Not sure if it was still broadcasting the SSID. To change anything you need to click one of the settings. (the macaddress is the same as the wifi router apart from a few letters. It can only be a temporary solution as the BT Smart Hub 2 is an upgrade. Slide the two parts of the hubs plug together until they click into place. Do I need a WiFi 6E router to use WiFi 6E products. I also want to be able to repair and modify the frame. My systemkeeps failing to connect to the app, I can connect it after turning everything off and the router back on, then the next day it can not connect again. The BT Home Hub 2.0 was a combined wireless router and phone. Seeing a different colour light? BT Smart Scan technology