Salem874
Casual Member
I'm in an FTTC area in Ely, Cambridgeshire.
I've recently re-upgraded to FTTC, which is due to go live tomorrow. As part of my upgrade order, I was advised that I'd also be switched over to BTs Digital Voice phone service.
My current setup is that I use the BT Smart Hub 2 for the "modem" part of my internet service (which I will continue to use) and use the Deco Mesh Wi-Fi system (via the Deco P9) to improve Wi-Fi across the home (we have thick, solid walls, which makes wifi penetration difficult, so using Powerline and regular Mesh technology offered by the P9s.
I believe the new "Digital Voice" phones from BT connect to your Wi-Fi to provide service. My question is, do I have to connect it to the BT Smart Hub's Wi-fi, or can I just as well connect them to the Deco Mesh Wi-Fi. The Deco's obviously provide better coverage throughout the property, so that would be my preference.
Does anyone have any insights on this?
I've recently re-upgraded to FTTC, which is due to go live tomorrow. As part of my upgrade order, I was advised that I'd also be switched over to BTs Digital Voice phone service.
My current setup is that I use the BT Smart Hub 2 for the "modem" part of my internet service (which I will continue to use) and use the Deco Mesh Wi-Fi system (via the Deco P9) to improve Wi-Fi across the home (we have thick, solid walls, which makes wifi penetration difficult, so using Powerline and regular Mesh technology offered by the P9s.
I believe the new "Digital Voice" phones from BT connect to your Wi-Fi to provide service. My question is, do I have to connect it to the BT Smart Hub's Wi-fi, or can I just as well connect them to the Deco Mesh Wi-Fi. The Deco's obviously provide better coverage throughout the property, so that would be my preference.
Does anyone have any insights on this?