Wireless Joint

Just wondering if anyone can help me with step by step instructions to setup failover. We are FINALLY getting fiber broadband, but I would like to keep my 4G LTE as a backup. I'm using a TAKTIKAL 1600 router with GoldenOrb_2024-07-22 firmware. I'm assuming it's done through MultiWAN Manager, but I ...

I believe this is the problem I’m currently having with my Quectel RM520N-GL. How do I solve it? I am currently cell locking and it does aggregate after a reboot, but within an hour it drops back to a single band.

Supplemental information since nobody is responding. I am using this antenna - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01NBSLNJ6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Here is a screenshot from the cellmapper website that I have annotated showing the location of AT&T 4G LTE towers near my house ...

Hello wireless folks. I need some help. I am now on my 3rd router from this company TAKTIKAL. It is this one: https://taktikalnetwork.com/products/1600atv-5g-pro

The ongoing issue that I am having is with carrier aggregation. When I first reboot the router (or even when I go into Modem ...

Didneywhorl wrote: Wed Nov 23, 2022 1:44 pm Maybe open up 5671, 5672, and 443 to allow all inbound and outbound?

I've tried it in Firewall with zero success. I then tried to do it in traffic rules, but again nothing

Interestingly, the ONE time I was able to get it to work was when they had me connect the thermostat to my iPhone hotspot (also AT&T) and the thermostat got an IP address on the 107.77.x.x subnet (public facing IP address when connected to my iPhone personal hotspot)

From Honeywell support:

"make sure the thermostat can connect to the following connection points:
Resideo- App Devices:
provprod.clouddevice.io
fwuprod.clouddevice.io
weather.clouddevice.io
lcc-prodsf-lcc01sf-iothub.azure-devices.net
lcc-prodsf-lcc02sf-iothub.azure-devices.net
T series ...

I don't tihnk forwarding is useless, I would go that route and play with firewall zone settings.

I'm pretty sure it's going to be useless. Here's why I say that...
wwan0 Address: 10.106.161.123/29 Gateway: 10.106.161.124

Whatismyip shows My Public IPv4 is: 107.77.202.189

That is proof of CGNAT ...

Y'all got nothing?

I know there are similar posts here about this issue, but I have not seen any that were able to get this working. Here's a little background on my setup. I currently have a ZBT-WE826T with a Quectel EP06 modem connected to AT&T with an Unlimited Tablet Plan SIM. I have the WiFi disabled on the WE826 ...

Can anyone provide a step by step guide on how to successfully setup port forwarding through a VPN tunnel in order to overcome the CGNAT issue? I have seen many people brush the topic in comments, but I can't find any good tutorials on how to make it work. Thanks

Do you know of any tutorials for setting up port forwarding through Torguard?

It might be that the thermo is setup to be pinged externally and not as a "man on the inside", and since cellular wireless uses CGNAt, there is no public facing IP. Maybe? I'm guessing that is why one brand would work for someone and the other wouldn't?

Just spitballing.

I just watched your ...

Is there anyone on this forum that is a firewall guru with Goldenorb that might be able to figure out how to make this work?

That is very possible. This is what their tech support told me:

"make sure the thermostat can connect to the following connection points:
Resideo- App Devices:
provprod.clouddevice.io
fwuprod.clouddevice.io
weather.clouddevice.io
lcc-prodsf-lcc01sf-iothub.azure-devices.net
lcc-prodsf-lcc02sf ...

I read the other post about this same issue and that guy gave up and bought a different Thermostat. I'm prepared to win this battle! I will not throw in the towel. lol

So, this has to be something with the firewall. I connected the thermostat to my iPhone via hotspot and it worked straight away. Once I switched it back to my Wifi, it continued to work for about 15 minutes and then the thermostat went offline. When I look at the Firewall, it is just the basic ...

I need a packet sniffer like tcpdump or equivalent. I just need to see the packets coming from the thermostat 192.168.1.235 and verify that the router is passing the data upstream and receiving the data downstream. It could also be an AT&T issue, but I'm trying to troubleshoot this issue.

Excellent! I'm a total n00b with Goldenorb. I'm trying to troubleshoot one of my devices (Smart Thermostat) not connecting to the cloud. Is there a way to monitor the traffic for this one node? I have the IP and MAC address and I need to make sure that it is communicating across the proper ports ...

It's definitely the Mediatek chipset, so is that T2 or Q?

MediaTek MT7620A ver:2 eco:6

I recently purchased this LTE router. I do know that it has a Quectel EP06 modem, but does anyone know the other hardware of this unit? I think it might be a WE826, but I'm not sure. TIA