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therocksta
Feb 15, 2024Aspirant
Password issue
Brought today the AC-1900 . Selected my wifi network and it’s asking for the password. I have entered it multiple times and it says credentials incorrect. I have checked with other devices and it’s co...
therocksta
Feb 15, 2024Aspirant
The modem is a Telstra smart modem gen 3. Plugged into the NBN and has an external hard drive also plugged in.
michaelkenward
Feb 15, 2024Guru - Experienced User
therocksta wrote:
The modem is a Telstra smart modem gen 3. Plugged into the NBN and has an external hard drive also plugged in.
Aaarrrgghhhh. The dreaded NBN. NBN isn't so much a technology as a bundle of things designed to get Australians on line. NBN, the company, seems to delight on coming up with its own tale on how the Internet should work.
Telstra smart modem gen 3 doesn't tell us which modem it is. Make and model?
Nor do we know what "Plugged into the NBN"means. NBN what?
- therockstaFeb 15, 2024AspirantModem model- Telstra smart modem gen 3 with voice back up
Model Cobra XH
That’s all the info on the Modem
As far as the NBN I have no idea.
It’s a box on the wall it info but no context for the numbers.
G-240G-P is on its own- michaelkenwardFeb 16, 2024Guru - Experienced User
therocksta wrote:
Modem model- Telstra smart modem gen 3 with voice back up
Model Cobra XHOne of these?
What is the aim of adding the EX6400v3? To fill a gap in your wifi?
Its technology is a generation or two older than your new modem/router, especially on the wifi front. No wifi 6.
I see that the Telstra device, if that is what you own, supports WPS. So does your EX6400v3. Have you tried that?