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Hi, I got an EE Harrier about 3 weeks ago for the wifi calling (confirmed by the EE shop staff....) only to discover that it's not actually available yet - oh well. My question is how can I get the phone to pick up my home wifi automatically? Obviously as I leave the house it loses the wifi but I have to manually connect it every time when I come back in. i know on other Android phones there's a 'Smart Network Switch' but the Harrier doesn't seem to have that, or if it does it's well hidden. Can anyone help please? TIA

Hi Glossopian, did you find a remedy to this? I just renewed my contract and upgraded my phone to the harrier. Like you my last phone automatically connected to any wi fi I had already entered a password into including home, holiday accomodation, pubs etc. Now I have to manually tell it to connect every time I go out into the garden and come back into the house. Very frustrating!

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A: Yes, definitely up and running. Hosts that are in the static map were getting addresses. After deleting the three disabled Ethernet ports with conflicting ranges, I'm also seeing hosts that have not been entered into static maps appearing with dynamic IP addresses, which is what we wanted.
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