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Should the TELUS boosters connect to B20T or NAH
Hello: I currently have TELUS Purefiber 250 subscription and our existing set up is a Wifi Hub B20T connected to a Network Access Hub which is then connected to a Nokia ONT where the fiber optic goe...
Thank you for your advice; Nighthawk; I appreciate your advice. Indeed, I should have kept all discussion in one place and not create a separate one (which I tried to delete but could not).
I posted several messages on this forum and one of the earlier one I got the advice to get the booster and so I did but I now realized it is not going to work, at least not connect to my original booster 2. I am going to try setting up the two discs as separate SSID if I can figure that out.
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Official Support TeamHey Sedum2026 - Are these Boosters that you will have soon the first generation of Wi-Fi Boosts? I'll attach some pictures to clarify.
These are the v1 "Wi-Fi Boosts"
This is the next-generation that has the mesh capabilities:
It's curious that you have a NAH and the Nokia ONT as they do the same job but the NAH is a newer generation. Is it that maybe the Fibre ends at the NAH and the ONT is just sitting there idle, or is there a second Fibre connection?
If you are getting the disk-shaped Boosters, they are not compatible with creating a mesh network with the second generation Boosts (The B20T) so they will generate their own network with their own SSID and password.
The NAH acts as a ONT/Modem combination and the v2 Boosts are access points. The Wi-Fi Boosts v1 might not play nice with having all of this equipment.
You could remove the B20T and keep the two Wi-Fi Boosts - one where the B20T is, and a second in the basement if you'd like.
Ideally, I recommend going Fibre --> NAH --> B20T --> Second Booster
To answer your question, I would go NAH --> B20T
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--> Wi-Fi Boost (Disks)
What we could do is engage with you privately and see about a second Booster so you don't have to go with the V1 Boosts and the second generation will create the mesh that you're looking for
Thank you for clarification. Indeed, I just got the V1 boosters (two disks) and our house set up is strange as this was the way it was set up when we moved in a few months ago and the TELUS tech who cam to set us internet for us spent less than 5 minutes, literally, to get the B20T going and then left (the previous owner left their B20T so the tech simply used it back in October 2025). Our current set up: the fibreoptic is indeed connected to Nokia, which then connect to NAH and a H20T is connected to NAH. Now that I just got my version 1 boosters, I will try to connect it and see how it goes. Thank you; I wish I had consulted with this community sooner before I purchased this V1 boosters.
