NEX1PGO can't save band locking
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2024 4:20 pm
I have a NEX1PGO / WG3526-P router with a Sierra Wireless EM7565 modem. Purchased in August 2021.
Firmware is WiFiX-NEXP1GO-GO2023-12-02-upgrade.bin
I am not able to set band locking. I can uncheck some of those checkboxes but no matter what I do next, they always return to being all checked on.
I've tried it without or without "Restart Modem after Locking" on. I've also tried disconnecting the modem first. As soon as I refresh the page or go to another menu option and back, they're all checked on again.
I'm pretty sure this worked with a previous version of firmware.
I know it's kind of old now but it would be nice to have this working properly. I haven't used the router for a while but I'm getting it ready to use as a backup in our RV.
Just as a side issue, the Wi-Fi performance is disappointing. 5 GHz often fails to start after a reboot. Making changes to the Wi-Fi configuration such as changing SSID seems to kill the internet connection which is weird. It needs a power cycle to get things working again.
For now I've disabled both Wi-Fi and using a separate access point for the LAN.
Firmware is WiFiX-NEXP1GO-GO2023-12-02-upgrade.bin
I am not able to set band locking. I can uncheck some of those checkboxes but no matter what I do next, they always return to being all checked on.
I've tried it without or without "Restart Modem after Locking" on. I've also tried disconnecting the modem first. As soon as I refresh the page or go to another menu option and back, they're all checked on again.
I'm pretty sure this worked with a previous version of firmware.
I know it's kind of old now but it would be nice to have this working properly. I haven't used the router for a while but I'm getting it ready to use as a backup in our RV.
Just as a side issue, the Wi-Fi performance is disappointing. 5 GHz often fails to start after a reboot. Making changes to the Wi-Fi configuration such as changing SSID seems to kill the internet connection which is weird. It needs a power cycle to get things working again.
For now I've disabled both Wi-Fi and using a separate access point for the LAN.