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Band 12 can often be saturated, so I typically avoid it. I see it is on 71 but that db looks high for 71. I would be trying these band combinations, in this order....

71, 2, 4, 66
2,4,66
2,4, 12, 66

Being T-mobile, you can also try sprint...

25, 26 and 41

It can be trial and error when finding ...

Also, is the RM510Q in QMI or MBIM mode.

What APN are you using? I think the default APN is "internet" which does not work. Try going to modem, connection properties if I recall correctly and set the APN to fast.t-mobile.com. Also make sure you set the TTL correctly and the TTL for IPV6. There are write ups on this forum on the TTL ...

It depends on your location, where I am at its a strong band and with the 7411, I'm seeing it carrier aggregate with Band 2 and 66 giving it quite a boost. I have noticed better tree/forest penetration on band 71 than band 12. Also I have found Band 12 to always be saturated due to the number of ...

I put a 7455 in one and couldn't get it to work. I was able to get it to work with a EM12. I am running OS7. The EC25AF worked as well, but the band locking menu wouldn't populate and have not spent much time on it since given that it is a CAT4 modem.

The EM12 seems to be the common go to on other ...

2 boltons, 4 The Wireless Haven yagis tuned for B71.

Also, the EM06 adds support for B41 and can do 41+41 CA.

I would also see if Band29 is active, it just started popping here for ATT and its helped quite a bit with CA.

I'm a heavy B71/N71 user here. I use a Quectel RM502Q. I'm in a rural area, and have it hooked up to boltons which are hard to align, but also tested it with yagi's and panels with similar results. I have it in a H71 router that I got on The Wireless Haven.

Its in 4 & 5G NSA mode, which means it's ...

The 7455 in the SIM4 does not support B66 FYI.

CA depends on both the modem's make/model and the CA combinations allowed by the carrier (each one is different and also varies by location).
You can force any CA combination allowed by the modem (not all combos are supported), but may not be supported by the carrier at your location. One can ...

Additionally - Boosters amplify everything, which includes signal noise which in my experience causes an erratic/less consistent data connection. There are high end boosters (3k plus) that have noise filters, but have never tested one.

ATT band 14 is available out here. When it CAs with 2 and 29 I've seen 50-80mbps down on cat 12 and 18 modems. One of my routers at home does it with a em160.

I'm in rural va as well, know that Tmobile band 71 and 66 are strong out here. Some towers now have sprint band 25 and 26 offering up good data. Verizion for the most part out here is over subscribed and crap on the upload.

And band 29 just started popping up on AT&T out here which is nice for a ...

The MC7411 is the minipci version, its out there if you google-fu enough. The EM7411 is easy enough with an adapter which I prefer. My initial testing with it here...

https://wirelessjoint.com/viewtopic.php?t=1901

If your wanting Band 71 and max performance, something that can do n71 and combine it with LTE bands, I would go RM502Q-AE. If your on a budget, I would go Sierra 7411 and at least be able to combine B71 with something else.

Didneywhorl wrote: Tue Apr 27, 2021 8:24 pm Everything I have seen so far, including the "magic" mirrors the EM7565 and em7511 modem. No definite info yet though.

Same experience here with the 7411's.

Your signal is good, but ouch, haven't seen band 71 on 5MHz in awhile. Where I'm at, its provisioned at 10Mhz offering more. I would do a band scan, and see what other bands are available. After that, I would build a router (or buy) with a 7411 in it so you can CA band 71 with one of the others.

Correct, tested with Intel cards and couldn't get it to work. Eventually will wrestle with it some more.

Agree with Didneywhorl. Home run the antennas into the modem, and then enable wifi calling on your iphones. Will allow for a clean data signal, plus the antennas and boosters that come with the typical kit don't broad cast all the bands that modem can see, especially if its a kit from before Nov of ...

And to be specific, for my testing, on B71 vs n71 on Tmobile, I saw a 40-60% increase in download, and a 20-30% increase on upload on the same tower with the RM500Q.

Same here, great success with the RM500Q's. Testing a RM502Q next week.

They are do out between June and July. Will ask about pricing.

Its a 5G ready router, looks like it has plenty of room.

Disable IPV6, going off memory but

1. Network
2. Interfaces
3. Look for the LAN interface, it will have br- something under it, go into that
4. At the bottom is DHCP
5. Under advanced is drop downs to disable IPV6

Have to do something with the WAN interface for LTE, will dig up steps once I'm ...

No problem. I just want to test fail over and load balancing.

You could update the firmware to the modem, but I would do the the following first:

1. What is the signal status, if its weak I would upgrade to a 2.5A power supply or change out to a panel antenna if you have not already done so.
2. If that does not work, I would update to the latest version of ...

You can view pics and zoom in on it here.

https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/routers/m2m-rou ... ar-router/

The sim8 is a EM7411 but still 100mb ports in an 826 shell. The 5500 has gige ports and will also eventually offer a EM7690 and EM9191. Got the info via an email from them.

https://mofinetwork.com/files/MOFI5500-back-new_web.jpg
https://mofinetwork.com/files/MOFI5500_SIDE_web.jpg
https ...

On your computer, do the following:

Get an ethernet cable, and hook it up from your laptop to one of the ethernet ports on your router
Next to the windows icon (bottom left), click on "type here to search"
Type in: Control Panel and click on it when it comes up
Click on: Network and Sharing Center ...

I'd go with a 826Q and EP06A from The Wireless Haven. I spoke with The Wireless Haven sales yesterday and they said a shipment should arrive within the next day or so.

I have had IPV6 issues with rooter/go, so I have it disabled. It has resolved issues for me for what its worth.

The C4R400 is a 2nd gen 4g antenna shop router, at least that is the only company I know of using them. They have a reseller program as well, which is why you see their routers and plans floating around via other smaller companies. Their newer models look quite good. 4g antenna shop uses accessmylan ...

So you asked your provider they are using the accessmylan.net and if they are doing IMEI mapping, and the answer was no? This is information on the service:

https://att.accessmylan.com/att/
https://www.business.att.com/products/accessmylan.html

I know of two plan distributors use it to throttle ...

I always do a backup. There is a tickbox to save settings on the update. You can also try the remote update button, it will go out and download everything to the router and apply.

I've seen tower congestion before, and yes, when UL is consistently higher than DL its normally tower congestion.

However, if your getting exactly 1MB down and nothing more, that seems really odd. I once had a router with a modem module I was testing, it would consistently max out at 1mbps. For ...

A lot of the T2 routers came with 1A power supplies, I would upgrade to a 2.0 or better yet a 2.5A power supply. Might be a decent first step. You can also load the latest version of the OS here:

I think the T2 needs this one...

we826-GO2021-01-22.zip

The others above it are for the newer Q ...

I would start by updating the firmware. You can so so via System --> Manual update firmware (if I remember correctly). You can get the firmware here:

https://mofinetwork.com/downloads/

Under your router is a sticker, it will probably say V3 somewhere, if so you will want to download the 1.2.1 STD ...

Is possible that vpn.accessmylan.net and hotspot.accessmylan.net are IMEI mapped, I would ask your provider if he needs the IMEI for them.

I would consider loading the latest version of rooter\goldenorb as you did prior. It includes a debug log feature that lets you see what is going on.

Verizon ...

Sure, as follows:

DNS:
Modem --> Connection Profile --> Advanced (customer dns server 1: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4), SAVE & APPLY
Network --> br-lan (use custom DNS servers, 8.8.8.8, click on plus sign, 8.8.4.4), SAVE & APPLY

TTL:
Network --> Firewall --> Custom TTL Settings (enabled, TTL value: 64), SAVE ...

What TTL did you set on these for IPv4 and IPv6, what DNS and time servers did you specify. Also, ATT's vpn.accessmylan.net may add latency and network management depending on the reseller configuration. It's a back haul service that gives them more network management.

After a factory reset, I have to attach to the modem via Incognito mode (Chrome) or Private mode (firefox) to get into it.

I have one using the RM500Q-GL, not the AE I know but still wanted to try it out. N71 for me is 3-4x faster than regular B71, and my upload is consistently above 12 which is very substantial. Am hoping N41 comes available soon on the tower I'm hitting.

I'm on the 20 FEB firmware, just tried the 25 ...

I had to load the beta OS to get Mikrotik to see the EC25AF that I'm testing with right now. The beta version supports the recent Quectel and they show up in the GUI. I noticed right away the increase in db as there is no cable between the modem and antenna.

Pull the tower stats off cellmapper. Where I'm at, Band 66 and 71 are an awesome combo, why the 7411 is so sought after. 66 is 20mhz and offers great DL, 71 is 10mhz, high penetration and where I'm at offers great upload. When I set the modem to only those two, I get great results assuming you have ...

I ordered Starlink, but keep in mind is in beta. Random outages, no eta on resolution. LTE you can count on because you control it, carrier down, change sim card, router, band etc.. I plan to run LTE for quite some time as we are still years out for the full satellite deployment of Starlink based on ...

Sweet, I know the command to find neighbors but you have to run it a bunch of times manually to get an idea of what the router is seeing.

I was typing this at same time as gscheb responded. Agreed, go visable.

Verizon has a new plan for 300GB, at $200 a month for business (not difficult to get one registered). It's a lot, but it does work in routers, 300+ (I have the spreadsheet somewhere, surprisingly the Mofi 4500 SIM4 is one of the approved devices). It's pricey, but you can use it till you get ...

Did you hold the reset button down, plug the router into power to get to the boot menu to load the firmware. The blue firmware is the default firmware and if memory services, does not allow for TTL, firewall and other advanced modificaitons.

I recall it maxes out at 2CA on the DL, but being a CAT7 modem, can do 2CA on the upload which gives it an edge.

I’m late posting this, but I was one of the ones that bought the H721 V5 routers for testing. I been meaning to post a review sooner, but have been wrestling with the 2nd modem slot with Quectels with no success (using a Quectel EM160R-GL on the M.2 slot). So I have a Sierra 7411 that I will be ...

Those cables look kinda thin, do you have specs on them. Wondering if your getting DB loss on those.

If you don't mind the wait, you can get the 826 on some discount sites

Yes I have both. If you don't need band 71 the 160 outperforms it. Especially when it aggregates band 2, 4 and 12 or band 2, 12 and 66. And because it can CA on UL it will match or beat 71. Where I'm at band 71 is great on UL so when the 7411 combines 66 and 71 is also awesome. But I wouldn't ...

What router are you using. What settings do you have applied.

I'm guessing that router has an EP06 in it because of the band support, specifically band 66 and that its listed at CAT6. There are many manufacturers reselling the 826 units, every one I got has worked with holding down the reset button, and then going into the boot menu to load WiFix.

The newer ...

I run the 7411 on tmo, have gotten it up to over 80mbps when it aggregates 71 and 66, ymmv depending on tower....

I missed this, I run the EM160R-GL, used it on both ATT and TMo with solid results. On Tmo, it aggregating on Band66 makes up for the lack of 71 - but... the leaves haven't grown back in and thats when 71 saves the day...

I got a 7411 to test in the second slot, so will be posting back shortly.

I have the latest one with the protection circuit, been running it as my primary and it hasn't burned out yet. I got it from The Wireless Haven, will be posting a review once I get a second modem to work in it. I don't know what gen the ones on ebay are.

I ordered it, I plan to run it to one of the wan ports on my ubiquiti and keep rocking LTE as well. I'm all for redundancy. We will see how it fares reliability wise. I also ordered a RM500Q-GL for my tmobile router, with some boltons, let the speed tests begin....

Probably the reset button which wipes the APN settings. Did suresite give you an apn by chance?

Try fast.t-mobile.com

If that does not work try b2b.static as an apn.

Well WiFix supports anything the modem can see, its the EP06a that does not support 71. But you could try 2/4/66 and it may CA up that combo.

The EP06 is going to bounce between bands 2, 4, 12 and 66 on tmo. If memory serves correct, band 12 on tmo is 10mhz wide, band 4/66 is 20mhz wide. Its possible its auto flipping and including band 2, which is I think (don't quote me) 5mhz wide on tmo?

So I would try excluding band 2 as a first ...

IPV6 is a long way from maturity, I wrestled with this not too long ago and like baldwine said, using it exclusively causes loads of access issues. You can get static IPV4 IP from T-mobile, I use it everyday. You have to call it into support and its bloody painful. If you can't do so, hit up the ...

If its going into nwscan mode constantly, it means you have a weak signal, possible resolutions include but not limited to:

1. Need external antenna, or realignment, or 2nd antenna
2. Need an upgraded power supply, The Wireless Haven sells a 2.5w power supply that has solved my issues

Lastly you ...

So tested it again this morning, put a EC25AF in it, did some wonky Qualcom modem "connecting" then neither modem showed up and both disappeared with errors in the debug log of no modem. I recall reading somewhere that the Quectel EM160R which I have does not play well with certain modems. I don't ...

For the mofo sim4 , simply go to the advanced band lock screen and toggle the bands you want and save it.

That's the exact model I use. I'm hoping The Wireless Haven will have a b71 capable panel in soon so I can try it.

I have the same setup above on the USG pro 4 and it works well. Keep in mind its load balancing, not WAN bonding.

Clean upgrade this time @Didneywhorl. It did say it needed the pw changed, took my old pw and I simply rekeyed in it and it was happy. I have noticed the latest builds of GO doing this. Modem connected fine this time, everything is clean. Time to install a second modem and SIM card.

I was about to post my writeup without a second modem. Downloading this now.

Have you looked up your tower ID on cellmapper. I would check to see if you can use a directional antenna and line up a different tower.

I would go with a 2xMIMO Panel, I use the ones that RSRF sells because they support Band 71. I like the panels because they are more forgiving when the leaves come in, and easier to aim than the yagis. I'm also a fan of the Bolton 26db parabolic, but it was a bit of a PITA to align, but its up there ...

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