Ubiquity AP's are solid and monitoring them using the cloud platform helps with device connections and statistics. The firmware names of the modules correspond to the version that you should have installed and that you can upgrade to.

The extra headroom on the new model could help future proof it so you’ll potentially be able to tap into greater speeds as Three’s 5G network improves, but right now this difference is unlikely to have much impact. Simultaneous connections The NR5101 features 2 x external SMA antenna ports for the connection of a 5G antenna so can be used with an outdoor 5G antenna to help improve 5G signal reception to provide a stable Internet connection. Of course, an external 5G antenna is only required if you get a significantly better 5G signal outdoors compared to the router location indoors. But 5G frequencies are not as good at penetrating buildings which is why there is the option for this external antenna connection for the 5G frequencies. Empower the Way of Your Smart Life The features offered by the EE Smart 5G Hub are fairly standard but also mostly good. For one thing, it can get up to 64 devices online simultaneously. If you think about how many internet-connected devices you have in your home, chances are the number is well below that. Then consider that they’re probably not all on at the same time. So 64 should be plenty for almost anyone. This article will show the LTE/5G product family (LTE3301-Plus/NR5101/NR7101/FWA510/FWA710) that's available in Nebula and stand-alone mode monitoring & configuration. It comes with a comparison (what's the difference) between the NR7101 and FWA7101, and NR5101 and FWA510 as well as use cases. Table of Content 1) Mobile Router Introduction 1.1 What are Mobile Routers? 1.2 How Mobile Internet Works? 1.3 Benefits of Cloud Management for Mobile RoutersLook at these two devices side by side and it’s the design that will stand out first as being different, though ultimately, they’re basically both just white boxes with a tower-like design. There are two other options you might be considering though. If you’re set on EE then there’s also the EE 5G WiFi, but this is a battery-powered device that’s designed to be carried around with you, so we can’t really recommend it for home broadband. This displays the type of network your NR2101 is connected to. Your network can be either 3g, 4G, or 5G. 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. Mobile Routers uses SIM cards with Internet Service subscription to connect to nearby Cellular Antenna.

The Huawei is doing very little work, simply providing the internet and since using the DrayTek to handle all the connections, the Huawei has performed considerably better than before with little to no drop outs. connectivity provides the capacity to enable additional smart home and office capabilities that require high-bandwidth and low-latency, allowing the Internet of Things (IoT) to expand rapidly. The NR5101 has 5G downlink speeds of up to 5 Gbps, which can be used as the cornerstone of your smart home. Next-Gen Connectivity End-users or System Integrators may be responsible for managing the mobile routers and firewalls, switches, and APs. The DrayTek 2927 is a fabulous router and can handle dual WLAN so you can connect up your Mobile Route and home broadband to combine speeds if you need more.

B2) FWA710 LED Indicators

When it comes to band selection, the device has the possibility to aggregate several cellular bands with the "Band Auto Selection", which should be enabled for the best connection speed. With the internal antenna's I was getting a connection of about 72dbs so in the Excellent range and was hitting no more than 100Mb DL. 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 If you want to set the NR5101 to bridge mode (which means that all the traffic will be automatically forwarded to the router you have behind the NR5101), navigate to Network Setting -> Broadband -> Cellular IP Passthrough and then select Passthrough mode "Dynamic"to allow traffic to be send to the device that's connected to the device. Select "Fixed"if you want the NR5101 to send the traffic to a specific LAN client: