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How to configure Nighthawk M1 as 4G Modem only
Hi, I need some help please in configuring the Nighthawk to be a 4G Modem only (no router or wireless). Current Set Up: - Billion BiPAC 700 4G/ADSL Router + All current equipment is connected to this so I wish to keep it as the main DHCP + I have a telstra 4G Netgear Aircard 320U already attached via USB providing 4G internet + the router IP is 192.168.1.254 and is the current gateway and subnet is 255.255.255.0 What settings do I need to apply to the M1 so I can replace the 320U with the Nighthawk M1 via USB or Eathernet? - from reading blogs there is no IP pass through as yet. - Do I turn off wireless and DCHP? I have tried that but it didn't work - so probably requires additional settings. Thanks AndyNighthawk M1- Ethernet Port
Hello All, I have a Nighthawk M1 devce and its working just fine, however I have a question regarding the use of the ethernet port... I have been unable to get this to behave in a manner that I would like, wondering if this is possible or not. I would like to connect the ethernet port to another switch (8 Port PoE Switch that I have) to extend the network beyond the Nighthawk device, however I dont seem to be able to get this to work... I'm not looking for a failover type setup, just the abilty to output the 4G internet connection through to the ethernet port for expansion. Has anyone done this ?? Or am I just doing something wrong here ?? Regards SteveNighthawk M1 battery charging problem
I have just bought a Netgear Nighthawk M1 through Telstra to enable working in the field. Plugged into the wallmount to charge and the battery seems to drain instead. It will only charge through USB which defeats the purpose of being completely mobile. There is a community discussion on this going back to 2014 but no obvious solution offered. Any suggestions?Hook up MR1100 to Wifi Router
I had an old Unite Pro that had to be hooked up through USB to a Cradlepoint which was then connected to my main rifi router. This new router has a lan port. When I plug it straight into my wifi router, I have internet access everywhere and all is well except that I can no longer access my wifi router (TPLINK ARCHER AC1200) via it's IP addresses for administration purposes. I attached a pic of my setup. I think it's just a matter of IP addresses. Can someone help me figure this out? Diagram of Setup4G LTE Modem LB1120 extremely slow speed on T-Mobile
I recently picked up a Netgear 4G LTE Modem model LB1120 to use with my T-Mobile unlimited plan and when I plug the sim card in (from the phone that I'm not going to use anymore) I get extremely slow speeds when using the internet speed test, literally 0.5 mbps. This is extremely slow considering when I run the same test from the phone itself and get like at least 22 mbps. And if I tether the phone to a PC I get the same fast speed (I am using custom firmware on the phone). I called Netgear and they said they have to elevate the issue, but I haven't heard anything from them. After doing some research I'm starting to think that T-Mobile is recognizing the device as a hotspot and is throttling the connection, making the device basically a waste of money. It says it's connected at 4G speed on fast.t-mobile.com but I'm not seeing that kind of speed. Does anyone know how to get the fast speeds?