T mobile mesh access points
I connected all my T-Mobile access mesh points into the T-Mobile 5G gateway router with an ethernet cable until all points communicated (turned solid green). I unplugged the ethernet cable and scattered mesh points throughout house, plugged them into power source and all mesh points turned solid green again to indicate communication with the gateway, I assume, but on the T-Mobile Life app I do not see that the mesh points are connected or communicating with the gateway? How do I get the mesh points showing up on the T-Mobile app gateway graphic as connected and show signal strength? Gracias
Internet is connected but there is no gateway?
I am trying to set up a separate network on my home internet. The baby monitor we have needs to operate on 2.4Ghz. I am on the T-Life app and it when I go to Manage Internet, it asks if my gateway is set up. I said yes and it takes me to the screen telling me to reconnect. I go to the Wifi Settings on my phone, log out, log back in and go back to the app. And there's no changes. I can't go past this screen. I put in my IP address to log in as an administrator and it took me ot the T-Mobile Gateway Home and this is what it is showing me So I decided to select Set Up My Gateway, completed everything and it took me right back to the T-Mobile Internet page on the app where it wants me to connect to the Wi-Fi even though I am already connected. Very confused as to what is wrong and what I'm doing wrong here.
Multiple Network IDs
I've had TMobile's Wireless Home Internet for close to 3 years. It works well but the Mobile Home Internet Management apps are deficient: T-Mobile, T-Mobile Internet, T-Life, and T-Mobile.com restrict many functionalities that should be available to home internet technical users. You allow us to create multiple network id's on our T-Mobile Wireless Home Gateways. I have 3 defined on my KVD21 JT2DBE659. However you DO NOT allow us to view WHICH devices are connected to WHICH network id. Why Not ??? We've been asking for this for years. Some of us isolate device functionality in our networks by creating multiple networks thus maintaining ease of troubleshooting and security management. This works great, but when you CANNOT see which devices are connected to which network id. - that just SUCKS. Weh are you going to get this operational? What does it take to get someone on the management team with a brain to document this and have it placed on the functionality development list for developmentand implementation? Other Router manufacturers have this built right into their products - why can't you get this moving ????
Home internet return?
I have requested multiple times for this to be cancelled and removed from my bill. The people at 611 told me it would not be terminated until I take the modem to a store to turn it in. I have been to 3 of my local stores and they refuse to accept the modem. Telling me I need to mail it back in the return box they send me. They refuse to send me a box to ship it back. Please help me out of this contract before I have to cancel my t-mobile all together.Upgrades available for 5G gateway
I have a 5G home internet Gateway box that I bought a couple years ago and I was wanting to upgrade to a higher speed plan but I want to keep the box and everything the same I just want to upgrade without the hassle of someone coming to install the internet. Is that possible?
Inquiry Regarding T-Mobile's go5G Plane Service
Hi, I am reaching out to seek clarification and further information regarding the "go5G Plane" service that T-Mobile has reportedly introduced. I have heard about the go5G Plane offering and its potential to revolutionize connectivity for travelers, but I would appreciate a more detailed explanation of what this service entails. Specifically, I would like to know: Service Features: Could you please elaborate on the key features and benefits of the go5G Plane service? How does it differ from existing connectivity options for travelers, such as in-flight Wi-Fi or roaming packages? Coverage and Availability: What is the coverage area of the go5G Plane service? Is it limited to specific regions or available on select flights, or does it offer global coverage for travelers across different airlines and routes? Device Compatibility: Are there any specific requirements or limitations regarding the devices that can access the go5G Plane service? Do travelers need to use specific smartphones, tablets, or other devices to utilize the service, or is it compatible with a wide range of devices? Data Plans and Pricing: How are data plans structured for the go5G Plane service? Are there different pricing tiers or packages available for travelers to choose from based on their usage needs? Additionally, are there any additional fees or charges associated with accessing the service on board? Partnerships and Collaboration: Could you provide information about any partnerships or collaborations that T-Mobile has established to enable the go5G Plane service? Are there any airlines or other stakeholders involved in offering this service to travelers? User Experience: What can travelers expect in terms of the user experience when using the go5G Plane service? Are there any specific features or functionalities designed to enhance connectivity, speed, or reliability while in flight? Availability and Rollout: Lastly, I would like to inquire about the availability and rollout timeline for the go5G Plane service. Is it currently available to travelers, or is it still in the testing or pilot phase? Additionally, are there any plans for expanding the service to additional routes or airlines in the future? Thank you for your attention to this inquiry. I look forward to receiving detailed information about the go5G Plane service and how it can benefit travelers seeking enhanced connectivity while in flight. Warm regards, Danial Vettori.
