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im assuming this doesnt work on the new gen gatewat (white 5g)??

So you have to plug in the router to pc in order to change the settings in the tp link website? Sorry but I’m completely pc illiterate

Unless you have the new gate ways and you can't disable to ssid or wifi on tmobile

Does this work with their white 5g gateway?

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I can't see all the options when I login as admin with the IP. Just a qr code and tells me I can control with the app

Does it actually make any difference? putting a router serious question for like gaming

would this be similar to attach my Tmobile gateway to my new netgear nighthawk ax1500 mesh system?

I couldnt access that page, how do I access it?

While this is very informative for the model you are using, do you have any information on how to do this with the G4AR or G4SE gateways? The interface that comes up in the browser is completely different.

Do you have or can ya make one for the White version of the t-mobile internet box?

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I know this is old but 2 months ago i had to quickly get Internet into my MIL home, she has Alzheimer's and my wife needed to work from there. So i went to the T-Mobile store opicked up the 5g unit. a Few hours later i set it up at my MIL's house connected to my old deco x20's i had lying around after i upgraded my network and presto to coverage. Depending on the time of day, getting 150-300 Mbps speed which is more than adequate. We have 3 internal cameras, 2 outside cameras and video doorbell and the networks fine. We streamed Netflix, Max no issues. Only issue is when i wanted to set up her garage door that has MyQ. Unfortunately T-Mobile has a setting that can't be changed with the Gateway S1 with port 8883. So everything else works great except MYQ.

You don't want to disable QoS. QoS deals with buffer bloat. You don't want buffer bloat, especially if you are gaming. Google Waveform Bufferbloat Test and see how garbo your connection is without QoS enabled properly to manage the available bandwidth.

This isn't possible with the Cellular modems. You can't disable the Wi-Fi broadcasts on them.

I’m putting my wife’s name in, but she’s not popping up and I looking at the right tag how do I find her steam gamer tag

how would do this for risk of rain two runing the game off of steam myself and got two copys of it for xbox friends

Thanks for the video. I may end up needing it, but I have a question. We have a Netgear Nighthawk gaming router. We really don't play a lot of games but we have a lot of devices using the WiFi. The router has WiFi. The T-Mobile gateway has WiFi. Is there a way to connect the gateway to the router using the WiFi instead of a wired ethernet cable connection? The best place in the house for the T-Mobile gateway is upstairs on top of my husband's dresser. There is no direct way to connect the router to the gateway AND connect to his computer downstairs (where the router is now) using ethernet. He still uses a tower and doesn't have a WiFi adapter. I know we can get one but then all the devices will be connected using WiFi in the house (right now, he's using ethernet and I usually use ethernet just to try and not bog down the WiFi channels). I'm worried that putting everything on the WiFi will be too much.

I can't even get to the first website you show where you can turn off the T Mobile settings. Everything I find says to use the T Life app, but that app does not have those advanced settings. Can you help?

Your video was horrible. I don't know how you got to that tmobile page because I can't find it. My meshnet wasn't doing anything. I plugged my router into it and then plugged ethernet between the router and my laptop. BOOM 10mb downloads vs 3mb. This is a little slower than my xfinity but I can live with it.

Is this how u bridge it?

Does the router have to be plugged into the gateway ? Once completed can the router be plugged in somewhere else by itself and still be connected to WiFi ?

The video was interesting. My novice question is, why would we add a router? For faster speeds?

does this work on Black Ops 3?

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For some reason I can’t get to the admin login part it won’t work on my PC can you explain how you got to the web page?

Hello Sir, My Nokia Trashcan die on me last week. T-Mobile replaced it with the new TMOG4AR gateway. wondering if i may still use my TP Link AX3000 ? Hope to hear from you sir & Thank you

Does the router make the connection stronger?

The upnp is lol but I was happy to learn about the MTU at 1420 (so should input 1480... 1452+28)

What about halo MCC? I got it and I wanna play legendary with my pal whos on Xbox.

Must be nice to have that ability. It no longer exists in the current T-Mobile Gateways via the web or the dumb T-Life App to see any of the configurations you described in the video. That being said since I can not disable the wifi in the T-Moble Sagemcom Fast 5688W Gateway how will that impact the use of connecting a router?

hey jack, i was wondering why my page for the tmobile ip address site is completely different? it doesn't have any overview or status or networks or anything it just shows my gateway being connected and it doesn't ask me to log in or anything

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It won’t let me access the overview page am I doing something wrong

After connecting the router, are you able to change the nat type?

is it the same for smalland? everything i google says is crossplay for steam and xbox but its definitely not working 🥲

Even though you turned off WIFI broadcast DHCP is still being broadcasted. The gateway and current router are broadcasting different subnets over your network. By plugging the gateway into the WAN port on you router you will have two different subnets on your network. Eventually a device will fail. Also by configuring the way your video shows you will never be able to connect to the gateway interface. Try it! The T gateway is 192.168.12 and most routers are 192.168.1. Your devices will connect to your router not the gateway. Sorry!

will it work on new gateway

Thanks bro

This isn't an option now but you can install HINT Control and still are able to do this either via your laptop or cellphone.

I have the old NOKIA gateway and was following along but when I disable I think 5g ssid 8 it kicked me off and I had no online access anymore. Does this need to be done connected directly to the LAN?

so, you're running 2 DHCP servers and double NAT? You can't disable DHCP or NAT on tmobile modem/routers. Disabling wifi has nothing to do with either of these problems. Basically your router was smart enough to figure out what was really going on and let the Tmobile router handle it all, rendering it an AP.

What's the router model you used?

Your video was super helpful really appreciate it, but had a question was hoping you could help. I've got the exact same setup as you (tmhi and same router). Followed steps to set up. I can play games but sometimes get hiccups and wondering if I'm missing something. When I turn on my Xbox I get double nat detected, if I test connection it goes to open nat. Feel like I need to change another setting or something. Any tips? Also, my switch has nat b but works online. Both xbox and nintendo are wired into router.

What is the purpose? Does it give you an static ip output?

I can’t find my steam account when I search it??

Currently at the final reboot, im hoping this finally cures my biggest problem for gaming in a decade.

Great Vid! Do you have a recommended router for a non-gaming, 25+ wifi devices home?