X300 and selecting WWAN network
Hi
I'm using X300 and i have unlocked WWAN chip in it. I'm wondering, how can i change the network i'm using. It automatically selects the 3G network and i haven't found any place to change it. Furthermore, is there any better program for 3G control than the access connections. The access connections doesn't seem to be that well suited for 3G use.
The 3G network works fine in my home country Finland, where it selects the correct network always. But when i'm abroad, i want to select networks from many different providers, and access connections doesn't seem to have that kind of option. I've used globetrotter before and there was this list where you could select the network.
--Markku
Assuming you have a Sierra Wireless WAN card, try their 3G Watcher.
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I find the solution: at least I have extended wireless using TC and old AEBS.
: well everybody have same problems to initialize second AEBS, and set it up.
OK follow this steps:
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End of part 1
Part 2:
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