I cannot enter Advanced Options on BT

[Green Blockhead]

Hi
I've been using a BT Home Hub for some time. I want to enable UPNP on my router so I can host a server for a game called Blockland. I type bthomehub.home in my address bar and hit enter. Then I click Advanced Options. Then there is a button saying "Continue to Advanced Options..." so I click that button, and then, a window pops up as pictured below:

http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/7286/bt****.jpg

And I don't know my username or password. Some say that both username and password are "admin" but it isn't. So how on earth do I fix this problem?

 

[osholt]

Hi, just to say your link is broken.

Do you have an old BT Homehub (white) or a new one (black)?

If you can't remember your password on the BT HH 2.0 then you have to reset your router to factory settings or if you never changed the password, take a look at BT Home Hub Help - How To Log On.

I hope this is of use.

Oli

 

[Green Blockhead]

Ill fix my link soon. Yes I have an old BT Home Hub. Its white.

 

[osholt]

Ill fix my link soon. Yes I have an old BT Home Hub. Its white.

Hi, this is a quote from the link I gave you.

BT Home Hub Default Password

The default password for Home Hub V2 units is printed on a sticker on the back of the Home Hub, labeled "Admin password"

On older v1.0 Home Hubs (for software before v6.2.6E), the Home Hubs, the default password is either 'admin' (for software before v6.2.6E)

On later versions of the BT Home Hub v1.x, the default admin password is the unique Home Hub serial number (either on the sticker on the back or underneath the hub after the 'S/N:' bit). The password is case-sensitive - ignore the bit in brackets after the serial number).

So your password (if you haven't changed it) is either admin or your hubs serial number.

Oli

 

[Green Blockhead]

Ill fix my link soon. Yes I have an old BT Home Hub. Its white.

Hi, this is a quote from the link I gave you.

BT Home Hub Default Password

The default password for Home Hub V2 units is printed on a sticker on the back of the Home Hub, labeled "Admin password"

On older v1.0 Home Hubs (for software before v6.2.6E), the Home Hubs, the default password is either 'admin' (for software before v6.2.6E)

On later versions of the BT Home Hub v1.x, the default admin password is the unique Home Hub serial number (either on the sticker on the back or underneath the hub after the 'S/N:' bit). The password is case-sensitive - ignore the bit in brackets after the serial number).

So your password (if you haven't changed it) is either admin or your hubs serial number.

Oli

Right, that's helpful.

What about the username?

 

[osholt]

Ill fix my link soon. Yes I have an old BT Home Hub. Its white.

Hi, this is a quote from the link I gave you.

BT Home Hub Default Password

The default password for Home Hub V2 units is printed on a sticker on the back of the Home Hub, labeled "Admin password"

On older v1.0 Home Hubs (for software before v6.2.6E), the Home Hubs, the default password is either 'admin' (for software before v6.2.6E)

On later versions of the BT Home Hub v1.x, the default admin password is the unique Home Hub serial number (either on the sticker on the back or underneath the hub after the 'S/N:' bit). The password is case-sensitive - ignore the bit in brackets after the serial number).

So your password (if you haven't changed it) is either admin or your hubs serial number.

Oli

Right, that's helpful.

What about the username?

The default username is aways 'admin' lower case.

Oli