PRTG and Home Hub 3

I've been using PRTG Traffic Grapher succesfully for a number of years now but I have just switched to BT and their HH3, now I cant get it to work.
I think the problem has something to do with SNMP. With my old Netgear router I had to telnet into the router then enable the SNMP and a few other steps.
Is the HH3 SNMP capable, and has anybody got this software running with the HH3
Thanks
Jeff

Edited by deleted (Sat 04-Feb-12 19:18:44)

Also, on the HH config page I have a list of connected devices, all of which I recognise except one, a Physical Connection called udhcp 1.7.3. Any ideas what this is?

And how do I get an image of my speedtest.net results as my sig!!

In reply to a post by steadyeddie:

And how do I get an image of my speedtest.net results as my sig!!

What's the point?

They take up a lot of room, are meaningless the next day, and who the heck wants to know ?

Edited by RobertoS (Sun 05-Feb-12 13:10:43)

lol, it's a personal thing.
For years the best speed i've ever acheived is 2.5 Mb/s and now all of a sudden I have 37 Mb/s, just wanted to show the world!!

Posters cannot post images, as part of sig or otherwise. It avoids a lot of problems over inappropriate images

Ok thanks Andrew.
Any ideas about my other queries?

You can create a sig image using the speedtester on this site http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest.html

In reply to a post by steadyeddie:

Also, on the HH config page I have a list of connected devices, all of which I recognise except one, a Physical Connection called udhcp 1.7.3. Any ideas what this is?

What's its IP address? Is that on your network?

IP address is 192.168.1.72, cant see it on my network

Odd http://freecode.com/projects/udhcp

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Odd http://freecode.com/projects/udhcp

Straight over my head i'm afraid

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/515/screenshot0...

Probably the Revo box running DHCP

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Probably the Revo box running DHCP

Briefly meaning?

I think the Revo box allows your other devices to stream from it. It's probably giving out IP addresses to those devices. If so, then it's nothing to worry about.

I saw some posts on the BT forums about the SNMP port being open on the HH3 to allow remote monitoring by BT?!

It's not the Revo, I switched it off and the udhcp is still showing.

Delete it then and see what stops working.

As soon as I delete it, it just reappears in the list as Unknown-00-0B-3B-D3-94-0A.
It wouldnt be anything to do with my homeplugs would it?

It is my homeplugs

Ooo, interesting.

More interestingly, it might not be the homeplugs!
I put the IP address into my browser and it opened up the homeplugs configuration page, so I assumed that was it. Looking at the list of devices though, none of the mac addresses seem to match up. Strange?
http://tinypic.com/r/16lz6m0/5

Edited by deleted (Sun 05-Feb-12 19:24:18)

SNMP open on the WAN side for access/monitoring by BT I believe not aware of it working LAN side

Nothing stopping you from using other hardware though

If the MAC address is 00:0B:3B:D3:94:0A then it IS the Devolo

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

If the MAC address is 00:0B:3B:D3:94:0A then it IS the Devolo

That's what shows as attached to the HH, but if you look on the image of the homeplug config page I posted up, it is different.
Dont doubt you, just trying to get my head round it.

No problem

I looked it up here http://hwaddress.com/?q=00%3A0B%3A3B%3AD3%3A94%3A0A

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

SNMP open on the WAN side for access/monitoring by BT I believe not aware of it working LAN side

Nothing stopping you from using other hardware though

So I dont have to use the HH then?
If so, any recommendations for a good replacement router, reasonably priced.
Really want to get the PRTG software running again, it's brilliant for monitoring the speed and bandwith that EVERY device attached to the router is using