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    Flex 6600 and T-Mobile 5G home internet

    Member ✭
    edited April 2022 in Networking
    Hi, I live out in the country and got T-Mobile 5G home internet as my current provider's service is a bit hit or miss. I have been running the 6600 plugged into the router via LAN and running the PC on WiFi with no problems. When I plugged the 6600 into a LAN slot on the 5G and had the PC on the 5G WiFi I get a no connection message and SSDR won't come up. Any ideas out there?

    thanks,

    73, Jay K0GU

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    • Member, Super Elmer Moderator
      Answer ✓

      Hi Jay, it sounds like you need to plug both the radio and pc into the router. If you don't have enough slots, a 4 or 8 port network switch could be used. I use a Netgear GS 108 8 port switch for all the junk at my house.

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    • Member ✭✭✭

      i suspect it is IPV6 or some sort of firewall or L3 routing between the WIFI and PLUGGED Network.

      Check your IP´s of both Flex and PC . Both must be in the same IPV4 subnet

      Harry

    • Member ✭
      edited April 2022
      Thanks guys. I did indeed end up using LAN from both the PC and the 6600 to the T-Mobile 5G box. Also seemed to do wonders for reducing max latency. I will need a port switch as the 5G box only has two LAN ports.

      73, Jay K0GU
    • Member, Super Elmer Moderator

      I'm glad you got it working Jay!

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