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Strong ROUTER 5G WIFI6
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Strong ROUTER 5G WIFI6

Questions about Strong ROUTER 5G WIFI6

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EragongRapide28

1 year ago

Hello, I have an extra wingo card and 5g, how much difference is there between sharing the connection with the 5g phone and if I put my wingo 5g card inside this router? Thank you

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Innos

1 year ago

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Hello, Also Wingo + Second SIM + 5G option With Samsung Galaxy S21 in Wifi tethering 28ms ping, 82.02Mbit/s downstream, 51.54Mbit/s upstream With this router 20ms ping, 401.2Mbit/s downstream, 90.2Mbit/s upstream Tested 2 minutes ago in Basel, hope this helps.
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chlaisi54

1 year ago

I have tried to connect a landline telephone to this router, but unfortunately this does not work with Swisscom. The problem is as follows: The router is automatically registered as a router by Swisscom when I log in, so telephony is not activated. Is there a way to register the router as a normal mobile device?

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proxy

1 year ago

I did the configuration via Swisscom SIM and only used it for Internet, but I did not configure telephony. At this point, it would be worth asking Swisscom, or perhaps something can be done via Swisscom Cockpit.
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Boss302

1 year ago

Hello, could it be that this router has a poor reception antenna? Because I have 5G on the terrace and 4G indoors, effectively behind the windscreen. A little weoter inside the flat, zero reception. What is the reason for this? Thank you👍

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Master_A_1

1 year ago

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I'll make a long story short, yes, this thing is super bad. I've had the same experience as you... Outside (on the balcony) I can easily get 5G and barely in the door 4G. I tested it at three different locations in Switzerland -> was always the same... The locations were each +30km apart.
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graffeli

1 year ago

Client side, what kind of "Client Mode" connectivies are possible (for hotels, (stores, train), ..)? a) SIM only b) SIM or WLAN possible If WLAN is possible, what kind of security is implemented (WPA, WPA2, AES, ..)? ### On the client side, what kind of "Client Mode" connections are possible (for hotels, (shops, trains), ...)? a) SIM only b) SIM or WLAN possible If WLAN is possible, what type of security is implemented (WPA, WPA2, AES, ...)?

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Former employee

1 year ago

Yes, the Strong ROUTER 5G WIFI6 supports Internet access via SIM card, provided there is sufficient mobile phone reception. The manufacturer provides the following information regarding WLAN security: WPA2-PSK, WPA/WPA2-PSK and WPA3-SAE. Whether the router works in client mode in hotels, shops and trains depends on the respective infrastructure. If a login via a captive portal website is required and this only takes place when a website is called up, problems could arise. This would require the router to support a pass-through function or MAC address cloning. Unfortunately, we do not have this information. As we have no direct user experience with the product, we recommend that you ask your question in our Community. Customers often receive helpful answers there. Here is the link: https://www.digitec.ch/de/community Alternatively, you can also contact the manufacturer directly for further technical information: https://ch.strong-eu.com/de/kontaktieren-sie-uns/

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