“This network is blocking encrypted DNS traffic”
This morning I noticed thatwhen my iPad and iPhone connect to the WiFi signal from my 5G High Speed Gateway (the silver trash can) they warn me that "This network is blocking encrypted DNS traffic." It goes on to state that internet traffic on the network may be monitored and recorded by other devices on the same network. I have an Eero router connected to the gateway by ethernet and configured in bridge mode to serve as an access point. When I connect to that WiFi signal I do not get the same warning message. I have already: (1) rebooted the gateway several times (2) done a factory reset Another odd symptom - which may or may not be related - is that it continues to show a warning on the LCD for"modem storage overload." I noticed this a few days ago, but it has not been resolved by the reboots or the factory reset. There are no text messages in the device.Franklin T9 Test Drive won't connect to LTE
I received a Franklin T9 Test Drive kit yesterday. Upon powering it up, it proceed to a message saying "WELCOME", then almost connects to LTE, and reboots, over and over. If the sim card is not inserted, the T9 seems to function normally, with access to web admin. Tried resets, changing APN, removing sim card, etc. I'd really like to get this to work! ¡Gracias!
How do I activate my T-Mobile SIM cards using a Netgear LB1120 4G LTE Modem?
I bought three T-Mobile SIM Starter Kits to use in three Netgear LB1120 4G LTE modems. The instructions gave me two ways to activate: 1. visit www.t-mobile.com/activation 2. call 1-877-778-2019 from your device I can't do 2 because my device does not have the capability to dial out. These Netgear LB1120s do not have dial-out capability. So I tried www.t-mobile.com/activation I got routed to https://prepaid.t-mobile.com/prepaid Now I'm lost. It seems the web sites are always updating beyond what is printed on the instruction sheets. What's the best way to get these SIM cards activated on my three Netgear modems? Also, I will need to be assigned three new phone numbers to manage my T-Mobile Refill cards. The dial-in method works great with T-Mobile Refill cards provided I have phone numbers. Or could I grab an old unlocked GSM phone to do the activation with the T-Mobile app and then move the SIM cards over to the Netgear LB1120 cell modems? Would that work? Be easier to manage?
