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    How do I find the wireless network name (SSID) and wireless key for my BT Home Hub?

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    • You will need your wireless network name (SSID) and wireless key to connect wirelessly.

      Choose from the BT Hubs below to see where to find these.

       

      BT Home Hub 3

      BT Home Hub 3

      The Hub 3 has a handy Hub Settings Card that contains the wireless network/SSID and the wireless key. This and other information is also displayed underneath the Hub.

      BT Home Hub 3

       

      BT Home Hub 2.0

      BT Home Hub 2.0

      You'll find your BT Home Hub's SSID and wireless key printed on a label on the back of the Hub. In the example shown, the SSID is BTHomeHub2-ABCD and the wireless key is 1234abcdef.

      Wireless settings label

       

      BT Home Hub 1.0 or 1.5

      BT Home Hub 1.0 BT Home Hub 1.5 (including black versions)

      You'll find your Hub's SSID and wireless key printed on a label on the back of the Hub. In the example shown, the SSID is BTHomeHub-022B and the wireless key is ac551a5fed.

      serial number and key

       

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