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Re: Can't install SMB V2 on NSA325
Oh sorry, I misread your listing. I assumed it was opkg which was failing, but it is the installer.
Disable Entware-ng in the webinterface, then delete the contents of /usr/local/zy-pkgs/opt/. (This will trigger a new install after enabling Entware-ng again)
Then edit /usr/local/zy-pkgs/etc/init.d/Entware-ng. Directly below the header there are 2 lines,
PKG_FIRMWARE=4
PKG_DOWNLOAD_URL=http://downloads.zyxel.nas-central.org/Users/Mijzelf/fw5
PKG_DOWNLOAD_URL=http://downloads.zyxel.nas-central.org/Users/Mijzelf/fw5
The content of this lines is dynamically changed by MetaRepository, so I don't know exactly what is there in your script, but I think the latter is https://metarepository.tk/User/Mijzelf. That should be http:// . PKG_FIRMWARE should be 4, and I don't think that is wrong here.
After you changed the lines enable Entware-ng again, it should install.
Also, how can I install the profile-hook package from your repository?
The opkg command does not work and I cannot find the package in the list :
It is installed automatically by the installer. If not, execute
/opt/bin/opkg update
/opt/bin/opkg install profile-hook
The listing in the webinterface is a redirect to the Entware-ng package page. It doesn't show 3rth party repositories.
Mijzelf
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Re: NWA50AX blink green and Orange
Hi Kay,
thanks for your answer.
I wanted actually to change the "Profile Name" which has been created automatically from the Wizard.
On the page WLAN Setting you see on your screenshot the created profile name "Wiz_SSID_1" which cannot be edited anymore.
I have found a workaround. Reset the AP and then do not use the Wizard and create all SSID by hand.
Everything fine. In the meantime I have bought a second new AP and the configuration went well.
Thanks again for your help.
BR
Chris
thanks for your answer.
I wanted actually to change the "Profile Name" which has been created automatically from the Wizard.
On the page WLAN Setting you see on your screenshot the created profile name "Wiz_SSID_1" which cannot be edited anymore.
I have found a workaround. Reset the AP and then do not use the Wizard and create all SSID by hand.
Everything fine. In the meantime I have bought a second new AP and the configuration went well.
Thanks again for your help.
BR
Chris
Chris80
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Re: Slow 5G speeds with NR5101
Maybe you need to buy a poynting x-pol 2 outdoor antenna.
The NR5101's external antenna and device ability support 3300-4200 MHz.
So you might get higher speed with that.
The NR5101's external antenna and device ability support 3300-4200 MHz.
So you might get higher speed with that.
SELBERG
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Re: Slow 5G speeds with NR5101
I tried selecting NR5G at the preferred access technology and the NR5101 went offline (flashing red light):
have put back to auto and enabled band auto selection and suddenly much better speeds 250mb (although still not 500mb). This is the signal info now:
have put back to auto and enabled band auto selection and suddenly much better speeds 250mb (although still not 500mb). This is the signal info now:
NR-NSA Information
MCC
234
MNC
15
Physical Cell ID
N/A
RFCN
628032
Band
n78
RSRP
-65
RSRQ
-12
SINR
34
Service Information
Access Technology
5G NR-NSA EN-DC
Band
LTE_BC8
RSSI
-34
Cell ID
4208140
Physical Cell ID
365
UL Bandwidth (MHz)
10
DL Bandwidth (MHz)
10
RFCN
3624
RSRP
-65
RSRQ
-14
RSCP
N/A
EcNo
N/A
TAC
24723
LAC
N/A
RAC
N/A
BSIC
N/A
SINR
6
CQI
13
MCS
17
RI
3
PMI
32
PSC
N/A
SCC Information
# 1
Physical Cell ID
233
RFCN
2850
Band
LTE_BC7
RSSI
-57
RSRP
-78
RSRQ
-9
SINR
8
# 2
Physical Cell ID
393
RFCN
323
Band
LTE_BC1
RSSI
-48
RSRP
-70
RSRQ
-11
SINR
8
I'm worried when the router next restarts it'll go back to the 4G / 70mb speeds again so will keep a close eye on it before I return it.
I'm worried when the router next restarts it'll go back to the 4G / 70mb speeds again so will keep a close eye on it before I return it.
John_t
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