Default Password for BT Home Hub 3 Router

To get access to BT Home Hub 3 router, you need the login IP address of your router, the username, and password.

You can find these information in BT Home Hub 3 router manual. But if you lost it, then you can use the quick guide below.

Login to the BT Home Hub 3 Router

The BT Home Hub 3 has a web interface for configuration. You can use any web browser you like to log in to the BT Home Hub 3 router.

Put the Login IP Address of your BT Home Hub 3 in the Address Bar of your web browser. Then press the Enter key on your keyboard. You should see a dialog box pop up asking you for your BT Home Hub 3 login infomation.

Default login data for BT Home Hub 3

You need to know the username and password to log in to your BT Home Hub 3 router. We listed below.

Note: If you are using the default settings you should change them to increase security and prevent unauthorized access to your network.

Other BT Home Hub 3 Login Problems

If you can't get a login to your router, here are some possible solutions you can try.

The Password of BT Home Hub 3 Doesn't Work

You should try the other same brands' passwords. We have a large list of Brands' Passwords that you can have a try to check. Perhaps your router's default password is different than what we have listed here. Some Brands will set a different Complex password that is difficult to remember, and then printed on the back of router.

Forgot Password to BT Home Hub 3 Router

If your Internet Service Provider supplied you with your router then you might want to try giving them a call, and see if they either know what your router's login data are, or maybe they can reset it for you.

How to Reset the BT Home Hub 3 Router To Default Settings

If you still can not get logged in, then you are probably going to reset your router to its factory settings.

Change BT Home Hub 3 Default Wifi Name (SSID)

By default, some BT Home Hub 3 routers have network names (with the manufacturer name). We recommend using a different name because a default name unnecessarily identifies your router's brand, which makes it easier for hackers.

Configure Wireless MAC address filter for BT Home Hub 3

MAC filtering allows you to restrict access to your BT Home Hub 3 router. To enable this feature, enter the 12 digit MAC ID of each computer connected to your network into your BT Home Hub 3 router. Be sure to update this information when adding or removing devices.

How to configure:

1. Open the web browser and type the IP address.
2. Enter the username and password for BT Home Hub 3 router.
3. Go to the MAC List page, you can find the MAC address of all the devices which are connected to the router.
4. Go to Wireless->Wireless MAC Filtering page, click the Add New button.
5. Type in the MAC address you want to allow or deny to access the router, and give a description for this item.
6. The status should be Enabled and at last, click the Save button.