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One can get a BT router from BT. If one subscribes to BT Broadband one will usually get a BT router as part of the package. A BT router can also be bought on eBay.
Plusnet's motto is 'Good Honest Broadband from Yorkshire'.
A BT router is used to connect to the broadband internet service provided by BT in the United Kingdom. It enables the user to connect by WiFi or Ethernet.
One of the advantages of purchasing a wireless router from BT is that it will also allow you to connect to BT hotspots, meaning that if there was ever a problem with your router, you could still connect to a hotspot, and would not lose internet connection between when the router failed and when the repair could be done.
No, ISP stands for Internet Service Provider : It is basically BT, AOL, Virgin Media, Plusnet or whoever you pay to get your internet.
Plusnet was created in 1997.
The UK has a variety of television providers. Virgin Media, Sky, BT, PlusNet, Vodafone, 3Mobile and Eclipse are just a few that are offered in the UK.
yes if you have a router (e.g: bt home hub).
I think you mean "BT Home Hub", not "Hometub". BT's Home Hub is a wireless router. It is a rectangular box that connects your computer to your BT phone line, providing broadband wirelessly all over your house
Plusnet Webmail is used in the United Kingdom. With Plusnet one must have an email address. Troubleshooting is available and one can speak with a support member.
it doesn't actually start with a wep key, you need to change this on the bt router configuration page which i am trying to find as well