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How to connect Amazon Echo with BT Home Hub Router?

Being a user of Amazon Echo if you think that you’re unable to connect your Amazon Echo with BT Home Hub Router then check this simple procedure or simply you can get in touch with professionals for the best solution.


Many users of Amazon Echo are finding difficulty while they try to link with the BT Home Hub Router. According to them the procedure of connecting is facile but somehow, they’re facing trouble in between. If you’re one of them those who’re facing or struggling with the same issue then you can take Amazon Echo Help by getting in touch with professionals. Take a glimpse at the following words, this might be helpful.

Divide the paths of 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands

BT Home Hub can create make double Wi-Fi networks simply because this device is blessed with dual band. (2.4GHz and 5GHz band). Amazon Echo comes in the state of confusion because both networks grip similar name. According to many users of BT customers if you divide the paths of bands and let your Amazon Echo reside on the 2.4GHz then it can be resolvable.

Simply your wireless networks want the individual name and you need to do it. If you’re using a laptop, computer or tablet then you need to go to the internet browser and fill- 192.168.1.254 in the space of address bar. As done with this means you can mess with settings of the router after getting access to the menu. Hit ‘Advanced Settings’ and the do a selection of ‘Wireless’. Now simply put your admin password that you get from the backside of you Hub.

Now you need to hit a click on ‘Separate bands’ and make it ‘On’. If you’re a Home Hub 4 or BT Home Hub 5 user then made a hit on ‘5GHZ Wireless’ and ‘Sync with 2.4GHZ’ and make it ‘No’ afterward, you need to change the name. Save the changes carefully. For more Amazon Echo Support, you can contact experts.

Manually enter your network details into Amazon Echo

If you see no change you may need to fill up the details, this might show some positive result. In the app’s Echo’s Wireless Network setup display you need to fill the suitable credentials. You need to do a selection of security settings after making a click on ‘Advanced settings’. Now carefully fill these exact details, make sure you make no mistake while entering these details.

IP address: 192.168.1.2
Router: 192.168.1.254
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
DNS 1: 81.139.57.100
DNS 2: 81.139.56.100

Now check the connection between your Echo and network. Take a glimpse at these DNS addresses:

DNS 1: 62.6.40.178
DNS 2: 62.6.40.162

We recommend you try new DND addresses and if you want any guidance or assistance then feel free to ask professionals. Those who are new to this amazing device they can visit www Amazon Com Echosetup for the appropriate procedure of setup. For more details and updates, stay tuned the official website of Amazon.
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