This is mine. As for the LTE setup you can see it is there also. Not sure what happened, perhaps the firmware got messed up somehow, can you make a screenshot like the one I made and share it. It could be that tou also got a non Cellular unit perhaps?
Hei @iiLaw
Hmm…
OK any chance you SSH into the Gateway and check if there is a wwan0 interface (ifconfig command),
Or you can open up the case and check if there is actually an Quectel soldered to the board:) Just to make sure this is not the issue
Regards
Vladislav
Do that and lets’ see what we can do after.
No need for thanks, remember what is late for you might not be for someone else, RAK has team all over the globe.
Interesting seems like there is the LTE antenna inside, so just to make sure can you look under the Concentrator to see if the Modem is actually soldered there?
I suspect it is there, which makes this even stranger.
I know this is a dumb solution, but try flashing the firmware again, just to make sure.
If this fails we shall have to escalate this to someone more knowledgeable.
Right, might be that something got knocked loose, solder cracked, who knows. But yeah unscrew the two screws and check, just to satisfy my paranoid nature
We have had gateways fail, but never like this where the LTE is the only issue.
Some general cell questions
WAN fail-over: assume GW tries eth0.2 then failsover to wwan0 (cell)?
How/can the cell data connection choose between: PPP || QMI ?
How/can the cell select authentication method: CHAP || PAP ?
Feature request can the cell status display the following
Data connection: PPP/QMI
Service: 2G/HSDPA/LTE etc
Roaming: Yes/No
Tower: 299A168
Also is there a way to configure Firewall to allow access to AP Master br-lan (192.168.230.1) but not to wan? Eg connect to GW AP Master via wifi to monitor whilst GW is connected via cell wwan0?
Why? if FW Lan >> Wan [input] set to Accept then my Laptop chugges some 200mg per hr on my m2m sim. If I set Lan >> Wan [input] set to Drop then I can’t connect to AP Master br-lan (192.168.230.1)