Wireless Joint

I'm not sure what your speed expectations are, but you want as much bandwidth as you can get. It is possible that there are other bands on those CIDs and you aren't seeing them, because your modem can only do 2 carrier aggregation. A 3 or 4 carrier aggregation modem may provide more bandwidth on ...

I'm sorta knew to all this but I do know my way around electronics. I want to setup a WE1326 with a EM7565 and was wondering if someone can lead me in the right direction. I know I will need the adapter but which one there are different key type adpters. And also what program will I need on my PC ...

I also just noticed that your firmware build numbers don't match your carrier configuration (the PRI lines) in the AT!IMAGE? results. One of them matches your preferred firmware build number and the other one matches your current firmware build number. Something doesn't seem right there.

Sprint is ...

Good question! I haven't looked at mine close enough to tell and it did seem like more should have been in use. Interested in hearing what others have to say. It might be a limitation of router firmware too.

According to Sierra, power consumption can also depend on bands which I found interesting.


That is an interesting find. I wonder if they truly mean B66 is special or if they mean it has 20MHz available, so more power to deal with the higher throughput? Although, if that were the case, why would ...

If I try it with my phone SIM in the LTE router, I'll report back on the results.

There is a build of the WiFiX firmware that apparently has a login option where you can get the signal stats updated in near realtime instead of having to run the command manually in the misc modem screen. I think this would help you greatly in aiming the antennas. If you have a hand held signal ...

HA! So you don't *know* which tower the 166 Mbps came from. :lol: That is damn fast, and at such a distance. But it does make me think of searching for Walter in On Golden Pond: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_h8C_rCbgU You know he's out there somewhere now! :lol:

Your uploads are suffering with ...

Need4Speed wrote: Wed Aug 21, 2019 6:09 pm As soon as I switched over to grab screen shot of signal stats it switched right back to b66.

That Walter is a slippery fish!

Damn good speeds when you can catch him though!

When you say IPv4 address, do you men the LAN side address?

As for the external IP, cellular providers use carrier-grade NAT. You are being given a private IP address on the WAN side of that modem -- Private inside T-mobile's network. When you get your external IP by going to a website that tells ...

Nothing to do with the questions above, but for people reading who are interested in what people are using and how their network are set up, mine consists of the following currently:

- 11 down/0.8 up DSL (currently not being used at all and I'll probably drop it if I add another LTE connection ...

The change does survive reboots. To get your pre-changed values, run these commands, one at a time:

at!entercnd="A710"
at!usbcomp?

usbcomp is a password protected command, hence the need to supply the default password of "A710" first. They are protecting you from shooting yourself in the foot. If ...

In case anyone else ends up at this thread, I was facing what I think is the same issue. I was trying to get expresspvn working in client mode on:

Hostname WiFiX
Model WE1326v5
Architecture MediaTek MT7621 ver:1 eco:3
Firmware Version GoldenOrb_2019-04-09
Kernel Version 4.14.63

I was able to use ...