PixelAXE  Freshman Member

try forget the wifi information on APP does it help?

reset the device to default may help

Ancient device… configuration looks correct, but not sure if the setup could work on USG2000. Try with the DHCP interface to verify if NAT is only not working under the PPPoE condition, and maybe logs has some info about the failure.

If resetting it hasn't resolved the issue, consider plugging it into the same extension cord to see if other devices in the same location are also affected. If the problem persists, there may be an issue with the devices. In my experience, it should operate perfectly without any problems. Alternatively, you could test…

Looks like it is hardware issue, you may find your local support for further assistance

It was strange to see the device's LED turn green for no apparent reason. I encountered this issue when I mistak try to reset the device while it was rebooting, which caused the LED green, as mentioned in the article https://community.zyxel.com/en/discussion/9210/what-does-green-solid-led-mean However, I was able to…

Have you ever pressed the reset button when the device is rebooting? If you do the reset when the device is rebooting, the led will turn LED green. Please plug in the power and wait for the device to become led blue And then you can start to install the Multy U device.

Have you ever pressed the reset button when the device is rebooting? If you do the reset when the device is rebooting, the led will turn LED green. Please plug in the power and wait for the device to become led blue And then you can start to install the Multy U device.

If Multy U device is not functioning properly after turning it off and on, you may try press and hold the reset button before plugging the power back in. After that, waiting for the device to boot up and see the LED is still green blinking. If the symptom still exist, I think that might be a hardware issue on the issue…

The latest firmware is on this page https://www.zyxel.com/global/en/support/download?model=nwd6602 What is the OS of the laptop you used? It only supports up to Win 10. How about using wpa2, could the device recognize it?

The upload on wifi should work fine with firmware, I have the device and it support 100M on wan port and do not meet the issue. Not sure if it is network problem. What @ikubuf writes guide you to test the throughput of the NBG6604. You can try the lab.

The user guide says in router mode IP is http:192.168.1.1; AP mode IP is http:192.168.1.2.Maybe you're in AP mode?You can try with http://192.168.1.2

As I know, Multy device will tell the client not to connect to the signal which is not strong enough, but the decisIon of behavior is made on the client, not on the Multy device. I think it's the client behavior. The client would keep connected to the original one, and not change to the stronger one.

I've find some information that may help you. If you have obtained a certificate from a CA to use with the NAS, please do the following to replace the certificate on the NAS with your signed cert. 1.Make sure the certificate is using the correct extension required by NAS, CER. 1-a.CRT and CER are interchangeable, rename…

Could you map your NAS into your PC? Or you can open file browswer \\IPaddress\Folder to check if it is accessible or not. If you can access, than the IP might be correct. You can also try access the NAS web by using different browser.