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Alcatel Link Key Modem & MR3420 Router Configuration with Orange Internet Contract

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  • #1 16337762
    koziiczkaa
    Level 7  
    Hello. A few days ago, my grandfather signed an internet contract with orange (20GB / month, 5mb / s, 40 PLN / month). He got an Alcatel link key modem, but because he wanted to have wireless internet, I brought my old router - mr3420. I tried to configure it to work in conjunction with the above-mentioned modem, but there is still no Internet access: / The LED on the modem is red, which means that it is connected to the LTE network. I would like to add that in the modem settings I cannot turn off the automatic PIN code checking. Please help!
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  • #2 16337878
    matek451
    Level 43  
    Good advice, let grandpa resign from this contract if he can. He made it on terrible terms with the worst possible equipment. Nobody who has a bit of a clue takes this offer Orange with such scrap, this modem is worth PLN 0 and my grandfather probably sold it from inventory-excavations. They haven't been offering it for a long time, Alcatel hardware is not compatible with most routers, including the MR-3420. In Orange, the offer includes LTE Internet for the home for 59.90 150 + 70GB, overnight nights and only MF286 for PLN 0. This is a router with LTE-A worth PLN 500-600. Where does grandpa want to use LTE mobile internet?
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #3 16338478
    koziiczkaa
    Level 7  
    I told him the same as soon as I saw the invoices ... He wanted to give grandma a birthday present, but it probably didn't work out well for him, because he got into a total mess. The more so that he soon ends his contract with the digital Polish and he can take internet + TV, even for PLN 85: / I don't know how to tell him because he'll probably be offended, eh ...
    As for the uses of this internet - web browsing and possibly Skype.
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