Wireless Joint

Hello, I just switched from a mofi 4500v2 to a WG3526-P + EM7411 CAT-7. I know this thread is titled for MC7455/EM7455 but was hoping the AT! commands are the same with 7411. With the mofi locked to B4 T-Mobile I was averaging 30-32mb down (a 3.5 miles on a hill from tower, as high as 55mb as lower ...

Router you mentioned is old tech....the TL-R600VPN is abetter choice

It should be reassigning the TTL as it goes oit past the router so it should be leaving at what you set, but you never really know. I dont fully understand iptables

Here’s a warehouse one for $53

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If you ever find a working bullet proof solution that actually works please let me know.

Never could get my WE826T2 and DSL to stay connected to it. Sent it back to amazon ......... Same problem currently with my Asus Router RT-AC68U that also has dual wan.

Band 71 is 4G, Band n71 is 5G they both share 600MHz, This is on TM


There are three flavors of 5G,

The auto reverse change is doing that. What I do is hard wire up via ethernet. And I set the IP on network interface card on my laptop to dual IP's the one current, example 192.168.1.7 and add an additional IP/subnet mask for say 10.1.1.7/255.255.255.0. Then when the change applies, I just change ...

If you want to keep band 71 optimized, you don't want to go with the first antenna. The second antenna, the The Wireless Haven 5g Yagi is solid, I have 4 of them and they work great with all bands. I would go that route. I tested the The Wireless Haven 5g yagi against an old 698mhz yagi for band 2 ...

Happy to help. I also run a two router setup like you, two routers, one on Tmo and one on ATT. My Tmo router is the same as yours, 3526, Bolton on it, 7411 and I CA 66 with 71 and get great performance. Hey, the Wilson yagis are 698 if I remember correctly. So if you keep it, you upgrade the second ...

LOL, then there's the more efficient approach. Happy holidays to you too.

The miss matching is not recommended at all, and I do agree with that. But the installs I did, the colleagues insisted on the Bolton and only one. I went vertical alignment with the 2nd yagi. As far as antenna tilt, I have tested it and have not seen any improvement. Keep in mind I'm usually on foot ...

Dre40 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 3:21 pm Rxm RSSI is the LTE signal strength (primary input)
RxD RSSI is the LTE signal strength (secondary input)
RSRQ (dB): is the signal quality

Yes and yes and yes

This tutorial will help troubleshoot and resolve connection related issues when using a Sierra Wireless modem with the WiFiX | GoldenOrb | ROOter firmware on a custom built router. The information below assumes you have done a proper installation of the WiFiX/GoldenOrb router firmware. This guide ...