Recent content by Willem_1

That is very good stuff BreakingDad, I will look at it again tommorrow maybe (I am running on empty and getiing hits from all sides... I have not even showered for 3 days now)... I did manage to get the RT-AX86U upstream from the BT SM21 with VoIP passing right through, but then teh Internet...

OK back to square one after I managed to clear the BT SH2 of all Devices save the LAN Dekstop PC. I switched off Wi-Fi 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz on teh BT SH2, and then had to place the BT SH2 as Gateway from the Modem Upstream of the ASUS RT-AX86U on the FTTP Line, just to get the flippin VoIP up again...

I am really enjoying learning from your contributions, thank you so much. Yesterday I started wiping off the BT SH2 all the Deviced Registered on it for Wi-Fi. I noted the VoIP Phone Handsets have a seperate Register on there, I will leave that there and make no adjustments on those. Today I...

Hi Folks, Just to say I have not been ignoring your kind assistance. I have just been experimenting, and seeking to Connect, Problem Solve and Reconnect various Devices yesterday (All day and Night). I can Set the BT SH2 as the Main (Master) Hub, and then Connect The DECT Handsets from BT no...

Thank you Tech9 that sounds like a very good plan, as you have noted that it is essentially going to leave my ASUS Router in the very same state of use and performance, even if connected as a Doule NAT (I now just need to learn what "Double NAT" means practically and to learn about it from zero...

Hi Tech9, Thank you for the suggestion. You mentioned "disable Wi-Fi on it, use your Asus router in double NAT behind the BT device." -- Do you have any idea how I would go about this? Question: If I did manage to do this: Would it not affect the Stability and or Speed of Data Downstream and...

I agree with your assessment, however see my note to sfx2000 above. It would surely not make sense to Slave the far better ASUS RT-AX86U Router under the SH2 (Performance would surely be limited, or would that be incorrect in my thinking so)? I am also dubious about the idea that the SH2 would...

Thank you - I suspect that the BT SH2 is by design limited to communicte only with the BT DECT Phones (Their Tech Advisor seemed to suspect the same thing -0 but I could not escalate my problem within the Company to speak to their Design Laboratory Team to find out). This then effectively forces...

I am new to 3rd Party Routers as I have always used British Telecommunications (BT) Supplied Routers, but now in the UNITED KINGDOM Landlines are all being forced by Government here, to be switched to VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocols); but since I installed the "3rd Party" ASUS RT-AX86U...