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Is the TM-AC1900 ROUTER still supported?????
A year or so ago, T-mobile provided me with a TM-AC1900 ROUTER ... (ASUS rebranded to T-Mobile). They also provided a Personal Cell Spot 4G LTE which I refer to as an Extender or perhaps Booster...
We do have some troubleshooting steps we can offer for the router we sent. I don't see that it's available anymore for ordering though. To answer your question, I've heard of folks using routers they purchased themselves from 3rd party vendors and they work just fine. If you do need some help with that model, you could reference our Problemas con el enrutador Wi-Fi CellSpot page and use it as a guide for common issues.
edwardp wrote:I've had this same router for several years now and finally, I have it working the way I originally wanted it to work. Wanted to use it so that it could use IPv4 and IPv6, could not get IPv6 working without certain settings from the Internet provider, etc.
Recently, the answer was right in front of me, when I logged into the router. Put it in Access Point (AP) mode. 🙂
Once this was done and the setting saved, everything that needed to be disabled, was disabled automatically. Connected phones receive the IP address from the host Internet gateway, with IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity and I found the WiFi signal provided by the router is far better than what the ISP's Internet gateway provides.
I hope at some point, T-Mobile will consider offering this router again, as it’s really a decent router.
when you set the tm-ac1900 router to AP mode did your WiFi settings, i.e. SSID and passwords remain or were they lost?
