LAN and WIFI Bridged or not?
I installed the TMobile 5G home internet and it works pretty good. I'm in rural PA and only get poor reception for TMobile. Does anyone know if the LAN interface is bridged to the WIFI interface? It seems that my Wifi devices cannot see the devices on the LAN interface. There are literally no settings in the device that I can control. As soon as I got this thing I wanted to put it on a designated subnet but that seems impossible. Seems that 192.168.12.x is hardcoded. I got around the subnet issue but now I need to bridge the lan and wifi interfaces. It seems almost as if the wifi interfaces are firewalled against the the lan interfaces. Thanks, David
T-mobile 5G Home Internet and VoIP - Needs Router
Our VoIP line worked fine with T Mobile 5G home internet gateway/router for 6 months until recently when we were not able to call out. Our old Obitalk200 voip phone adapter was unable to call out as it could not get a IP. All I did was install our 10 year old router between the phone adapter and the T-Mobile gateway with ethernet cable and it worked again. Make sure the router you install either doesn't use the same ssid as tmobiles gateway or just turn off the routers WiFi radio so it's not conflicting with t mobile's gateway. Im assuming the T-Mobile gateway received a update and started to block the adapter. Hope this helps, I only tried it after seeing one other post about a magic jack customer doing the same.