My GUI has a "WAN/Failover" section, but the manual does not mention how to use this so I'm a bit under informed here.
In the GUI what does "If selecting 3G/4G as the Master you will need to go to Configuration>WAN>WAN Service and edit the 3G/4G Interface, unchecking the Dial on demand Enabled field under Parameters at the top of the page." mean? What 3G/4G interface?
8800NL Failover query
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billion_fan
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Re: 8800NL Failover query
This is for a 3G/4G internet dongle, if used with the router, disabling the Dial on demand, will make the router use the 3G/4G dongle as the primary WAN interface. (with this setup the 4G dongle will be the master connection and the second WAN will be the slave failover WAN)DaveDave wrote:My GUI has a "WAN/Failover" section, but the manual does not mention how to use this so I'm a bit under informed here.
In the GUI what does "If selecting 3G/4G as the Master you will need to go to Configuration>WAN>WAN Service and edit the 3G/4G Interface, unchecking the Dial on demand Enabled field under Parameters at the top of the page." mean? What 3G/4G interface?
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DaveDave
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Re: 8800NL Failover query
Hi,
But the 8800NL I thought only allows an EWAN failover, not a 3/4G dongle, so I'm still confused.
Cheers
But the 8800NL I thought only allows an EWAN failover, not a 3/4G dongle, so I'm still confused.
Cheers
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billion_fan
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Re: 8800NL Failover query
Yes sorry that section is there for the 8800AXL that supports a 3G/4G back option, the only failover/fallback option on the 8800NL is between DSL and EWANDaveDave wrote:Hi,
But the 8800NL I thought only allows an EWAN failover, not a 3/4G dongle, so I'm still confused.
Cheers