internet residencial

I have only had mine for a couple of weeks, in rural Western NY area, and it was working good until the last couple of days, where it looses connectivity for a split second, but it always comes back - so i have no idea if it is related, just seemed odd it play comcast on me all the sudden killing all my rdp sessions.

a bit of history on mine, dont know if this is helpful. When i first set it up i only got primary Signal, and i kept moving the antenna a bit till i had -93db on that signal. I got about 20Mbit down, which is good for me out here in Amish country. Then i saw some forum posts on that one should really mace sure the secondary signal is there and good, since that is the 5G piece.  I dont know how accurate the info is, that primary is your LTE/Control signals, and data only goes here if Secondary is not available. Secondary is your 5G and data flow.

So i moved it a few feet and kept testing - and my primary signal went in the toilet with -113db (RSRP), but i got secondary and a fair signal of -101db - and now my internet speeds are over 50Mbit down fairly consistently. (n71 band).

so in conclusion for me - the secondary signal is most important :) it hasnt blipped at all today.

I also have a wishlist for t-mobile, this is probably not the right place to ask - but i REALLy wish they had put some more abilities into the router user management, it has great cell radios, a very good Wifi radio as well, although i dont use it. what is completely missing is ability to add routes and set up DNAT or inbound port fw.  secondary i wish i could get a public IP to myself on the ethernet port, even if it was just ipv6.