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    Wireless WAN Manager or equivalent software

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by TheSpiritOfRadio, May 1, 2020.

  1. TheSpiritOfRadio

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    Is there any information as to how to access a default gateway or any kind of software that will allow me to see whats going on behind the scenes. Below is the current software i am using but has never worked.

    I am using a TMobile SIM
    The only thing i found from tmobile was this but the IP they say to connect with does not match my current default gateway (25.93.51.177)
    https://www.t-mobile.com/support/devices/web-user-interface-t-mobile-lte-wi-fi-gateway


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    Might get more assistance with letting people know model# of unit, operating system, etc


    Sent from my CF-M34
     
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    My bad. it's the cf-31 in my signature.
     
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    You don't really need any 3rd party WWAN manager in Win7, everything including gateway can be set through windows network connections. But if you still want to - download and install Sierra Aircard Watcher/ Skylight connection manager (link fixed)
     
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    Link doesn't exist. Any thoughts?
     
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    Awesome. worked perfectly. however, I can't seem to locate where the download link is for Sierra Wireless Watcher 3.1. I know you guys have provided the links but the sierra site says 404 resource not found whenever I search.

    Curious. Is it at all possible to enable pure VoIP? Any software like that? (not skype, zoom, duo...)
     

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    UNCNDL1, May 26, 2020
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