Cisco rv215w-k9-g5 supported 4G modems

Hi,
I sold my client CISCO RV215W as a 4G internet connection backup and I've a problem now.
RV215W do not work with HUAWEI E3272 LTE dongle.
I open the case in CISCO: SR 631583093 and get message like this:
"The Huawei E3272 dongle will not be supported by the RV215W router, because your PC get an IP from the dongle when you connect it to PC directly".
I'm a bit confused, because every time my PC get an IP from the dongle, no matter which dongle I've used.
Is there any 4G modem supported by RV215W working in Poland with PLUS GSM ISP or do I really have to throw away CISCO and buy TP-LINK TL-MR3420?

Hy,
we have the same problem. We have a cisco rv215W router and a new huawei E3272 LTE dongle with HILINK technology. When we connect the dongle with the router(newest firmware), the led is blinking green sometimes, but no connection status.
Driver problem? Will there be a solution?
best regards

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