What to do if the network is not found.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to:
Â
• Check network status
• Check blocked devices
• Check Broadcast SSID status
• Change Wi-Fi band
Â
If your 5G Gateway’s Wi-Fi network is not found, ensure that the Wi-Fi LED connection status is displaying a green LED light. A red LED light indicates an error with the Wi-Fi. When the device is not receiving a cellular signal, the 4G and 5G LED lights will not display.
Â
Â
1. From your device’s web browser, go to http://attwifi.manager or https://192.168.1.1. Enter your password, then click Login.
Â
Note: Ensure that your device is connected to your 5G Gateway's Wi-Fi network. For more information, please see the Connect Devices to Wi-Fi or Connect PC or Mac to Wi-Fi tutorials. If this is your first time logging into the Web admin page, the default password will be ‘admin’. You may be prompted to change the admin password.
Â
Â
2. Click the Security drop-down menu, then click Blocked Devices.
Â
Â
3. Blocked devices will be displayed under the Blocked Devices List.
Â
Â
4. To unblock a device, click the Delete icon next to the desired device.
Â
Â
1. From the Web Admin’s dashboard, click the Network drop-down menu, then click Wi-Fi.
Â
Â
2. From the Basic tab, scroll down to Broadcast SSID. Make sure the Broadcast SSID switch is in the ON position. Â
Â
Â
Â
1. If you experience slow Wi-Fi speed due to numerous WiFi routers in area, selecting an alternate channel may increase speed. From the Web Admin’s dashboard, click the Network drop-down menu, then click Wi-Fi.
Â
Â
2. Click the Radio tab, then click the Frequency drop-down menu.Â
Â
Â
3. Click desired frequency band.
Â
Â
4. Click the Control Channel drop-down menu.Â
Â
Â
5. Click the desired control channel. When finished, click Save to save Wi-Fi settings.Â
Â