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If you have problems logging in to the device, you can look at this article: Accessing your router via Web GUI It will also just give you peace of mind, as no one wants to be worrying that their router won’t have the capacity to get something online. Ports I do have circa ~100 devices connected to my home network and the CE Pro 2 struggled to handle the DHCP and continuous connections for all devices so I had to make some changes to the network setup. The Zyxel NR5101 Dual-WAN WiFi 6 5G NR/4G LTE Cat 20 Router is designed for small businesses that require high performing 5G with consistent high-quality network connectivity for business-critical digital operations. Key Features
The external antenna ports are only for frequencies higher than 3500 MHz, and the internal antennas are used for other frequencies (lower than 3500 MHz e.g. 2600 MHz and below) when external antennas are connected and with the switch on EXT position; when the switch is on INT position, internal antennas are used for all the ranges of frequency. i was looking for some better stability and tried the Zyxel NR5101 today but on 5G I was getting maximum 101Mbps DL (on auto mode).
Aye same for me. If I force to 5G preferred I get nothing. But I believe it is using 5G NSA (i.e over 4G) because of the colour of the led on the unit. I don't have the paperwork to hand but I'm sure it's blue if "5G" and green if not. Or something like that. Arguably the most significant difference is how many devices each Hub can get online. With the latest Three 5G Hub – the Zyxel NR5103E - you can get up to 64 devices connected to the internet at once, but the previous one – the ZTE MC801A – could only get up to 30 devices online simultaneously.
Then upload the .zip file or unzip the .zip file and select ONLY the .bin file. The firmware upgrade will take about 2 minutes. You can only get the new one now, so if you’re buying the Three 5G Hub for the first time then you don’t really have a choice to make about Three's 5G home broadband , but if you’re considering an upgrade or just wondering what’s changed, this article is for you. So is this the 5G home broadband router for you? Below we’ll dive into all of that to help you come to a decision. DesignEDIT2: Yep and if you force 5G - you get nothing. And if you force 4G you just get, 4G (see below). So it defo is best on "Auto" as that does make it use 5G. If you are experiencing that you have to insert your PIN code to the SIM-card every time you login, you can disable PIN protection under
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