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Does 5G Home Internet Support 5G UC?
Saw in the news today that T-Mobile is massively expanding their 5G Ultra Capacity to 60 million additional people. That might mean that my area (Escanaba, Michigan)will get an upgrade to UC. I ordered the 5G Home Internet today hoping that it will support 5G UC. Does it? I see that the new modems support N41 5GB UC and C Band, so you'd think it would work. I am hoping for some incredible speeds. I currently have Spectrum for $85 monthly that does 300 Mbps down and 10 Mbps up. Awesome download speeds, pitiful upload speeds.90Visto0likes0ComentariosRe: Can't Connect HP Printer Wirelessly to 5G Home Internet Gateway
nc1037 wrote: Some devices cannot connect tothe gateway's default network. You want to leave this network alone and ADD a second network with the+sign at the bottom of the Network tab in the T-Mobile Internet app. For this new network, set the band to 2.4 GHz and set the WPA version to WPA/WPA2. Try connecting your printer to this second network. Use the default network for your other devices, as much as possible. Here are the T-Mobile support instructions for how to add the second network with the app. AndroidHow to create additional Wi-Fi networks | App T-Mobile Internet | Android | T-Mobile Support iOSHow to create additional Wi-Fi networks | App T-Mobile Internet | iOS | T-Mobile Support Thank you for your quick reply. I did try changing the main, single network's frequency from automatic to 2.4GHz, but did not try adding an additional network set to 2.4GHz with WPA/WPA2 security- I will try that.15Visto1like0ComentariosCan't Connect HP Printer Wirelessly to 5G Home Internet Gateway
Just got T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet gateway. Works great and is fast. But, Ican't figure out how to connect my printer to it wirelessly. My printer says: ATTENTION: Your HP printer is unable to connect to your wireless router. MAC address filtering may be enabled on your wireless router, which can prevent your HP printer from connecting to your wireless network during setup. SOLUTION: If MAC address filtering is enabled and you would like to keep it enabled, you must add the MAC address of your printer to the list of permitted devices for your wireless router before continuing. The T-Mobile Internet app and browsing the router's IP address do not show me any option to mess with MAC address filtering. Tried changing from automatic frequency to 2.4GHz with no luck.8.2KViews0likes6Comentarios