Alcatel Link zone MW40

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Stvr

5 years ago

Can this product also be used as a router for the home, i.e. permanently connected to the mains?

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labombe1

5 years ago

No, that's why I returned it and replaced it with a TPLINK. Not suitable for permanent use. However, o,k for travelling, as it is small, but gets very warm.

Nereiden

3 years ago

Is there already a successor to this unit?

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tomislavku

3 years ago

Well, the manufacturer knows that. I certainly don't.

Ilija96

4 years ago

How can I make the settings? As soon as I want to connect, the website with the settings appears. I cannot change the settings because I have to enter a password. Where can I find the password? The password on the lid does not work.

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sloner

4 years ago

The default login password for the unit's website is "admin" according to the operating instructions.

svsc99

6 years ago

Can the hotspot also be used in China?

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Fabian Zaugg

6 years ago

Yes, according to our information, the hotspot can also be used in China.

tvonbuer

4 years ago

Does this mobile router really only have WEP encryption? That would be quite outdated.

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Fab98765

4 years ago

Does such a device also work better in the Swiss mountains than a mobile phone (where mobile phone reception is generally somewhat poor)?

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Your data. Your choice.

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Questions about Alcatel Link zone MW40

What would you like to know?

0 questions and answers

Can this product also be used as a router for the home, i.e. permanently connected to the mains?

Is there already a successor to this unit?

How can I make the settings? As soon as I want to connect, the website with the settings appears. I cannot change the settings because I have to enter a password. Where can I find the password? The password on the lid does not work.

Can the hotspot also be used in China?

Does this mobile router really only have WEP encryption? That would be quite outdated.

Does such a device also work better in the Swiss mountains than a mobile phone (where mobile phone reception is generally somewhat poor)?