I have a strange problem, seek guidance from experts. I have a Jio 5G (enabled) SIM in a Huawei 5G CPE router and I can access 5G internet at full speeds (1.3 G) through my iPhone.
The only LAN port is connected to my Laptop through and a Gigabit connection is established immediately and now speeds are around 950 Mbps which is ok.
Now if the same LAN cable is connected to my Ubiquiti Unify router (no access point) the link is established but no internet, checked all configurations but I was not able to fix this. I pass another WAN (same port) and automatically connects to the internet.
Then I again use the same LAN out from the Huawei 5G router to another working Asus router and I am again able to get 5G internet through its Wifi and able to use its LAN port to connect to my laptop. However if I unplug the cable and connect this to Unify this would again not connect. Interestingly, if I switch the 5G > 4G in the Huawei router internet link is automatically established.
In summary in my case, 5G is only available if I connect directly through its own Wifi but not if I pass this through my Unify router (tried with 2 separate models). If I use a Router -Switch-AP (like Asus), link is established but the LAN out cannot be WAN in to another router. I am also tried enabling bridge mode, no go. There is no problem if I switch to 4G.
Is Jio somehow blocking 5G internet passthrough? AirTel 5G is not enabled in Kolkata so cant comment
Friends, pls comment..
P.S. The same set up has being working with no issues if I switch to 4G and used as a Failover in my Unify router
The only LAN port is connected to my Laptop through and a Gigabit connection is established immediately and now speeds are around 950 Mbps which is ok.
Now if the same LAN cable is connected to my Ubiquiti Unify router (no access point) the link is established but no internet, checked all configurations but I was not able to fix this. I pass another WAN (same port) and automatically connects to the internet.
Then I again use the same LAN out from the Huawei 5G router to another working Asus router and I am again able to get 5G internet through its Wifi and able to use its LAN port to connect to my laptop. However if I unplug the cable and connect this to Unify this would again not connect. Interestingly, if I switch the 5G > 4G in the Huawei router internet link is automatically established.
In summary in my case, 5G is only available if I connect directly through its own Wifi but not if I pass this through my Unify router (tried with 2 separate models). If I use a Router -Switch-AP (like Asus), link is established but the LAN out cannot be WAN in to another router. I am also tried enabling bridge mode, no go. There is no problem if I switch to 4G.
Is Jio somehow blocking 5G internet passthrough? AirTel 5G is not enabled in Kolkata so cant comment
Friends, pls comment..
P.S. The same set up has being working with no issues if I switch to 4G and used as a Failover in my Unify router
