The Vodafone Gigacube CAT19 or Huawei B818 is worthwhile for anyone who would like to have a particularly good LTE modem and would like to spend a little more. Even the Huawei B818 can provide high LTE and WLAN speeds for daily use, but probably only for the fewest users. Currently, a cheaper device such as the Vodafone Gigacube CAT6 (Huawei B528) is quite sufficient. I'm going to create some graphs, and see how things look on there, it's would be nice if the Speedtest CLI allowed you to link the speed test results to an account, but like the Android and Windows Apps I don't this is possible. Buona sera ho contattato in mio operatore che mi ha detto che non sbloccheranno il mio modem Huawei 818-263 perciò sono ancora vincolato con loro pensate che si possa trovare in rete questo When the B818 has bridge mode off, the Asus correctly reports a WAN IP provided by the Huawei (192.168.1.101). When I put the B818 into bridge mode and reboot, the ASUS then reports a WAN IP of 10.146.154.229. I thought this was going to work but it’s still a private IP.

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Bridge mode seems to be working, updated the VPN on my phone with the new IP and I can now VPN from my phone to my home Network.With its sleek and modern design, the Huawei B818-263 router is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. It is compact in size, making it easy to place in any location. Dont like the sound of it moving over to 3G, i think the family would go mad about the loss of bandwidth. In my quest to upgrade the home network, I'm fine with buying a new Unifi switch, I have the 'business case' for more ports and PoE, so could easily match the U6-lite with a Switch-lite 16 port. Equally if there's some issue that requires a Unifi USG then I'm more than happy to add that too, I just cant see what would cause this issue? Obviously I can go round removing one HA device at a time and see if that does it, or conversely add them to the BT SH2 that is currently being used as the 'switch' for the B818 network, but that only has 4 ports so can't get all the devices on it. The power consumption is according to Huawei at a maximum of 24 watts. A battery is not integrated in the Huawei B818 LTE router. Oh, for info, when creating the new APN profile, you can make the IP type field visible in the console using:

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It would depend what bands are deployed at the mast, if there aren't any more 4G bands to aggregate then a different router won't help over what you have. Huawei B818-263 is the world's first LTE CAT19 CPE router, powered by HiSilicon's latest chipset Balong 765. Upload video does not exceed 10M, supported formats are mp4, avi, wmv, mpeg, mov, mkv, flv, f4v, rmvb, rm, 3gp, dat, ts, mts, VOB The unique HUAWEI B818 antenna provides high performance and helps in full coverage in many directions. And if the signal is too weak in your location, you can amplify it by adding two 3G/4G LTE external antennas. We recommend this outdoor antenna for Huawei B818 router: http://www.4gltemall.com/4g-lte-outdoor-antenna-2-x-ts-9-connectors.html

I think my key confusion is carrier aggregation, cause my online search suggests the default ee 4g+ is limited to 2-3, I was wondering if this Huawei device would boost it 25-75%.