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[Solved] Switching Internet Card Operator from Plus to Play on Huawei B525s-23a Router

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  • #1 19270195
    kamilasta
    Level 4  
    Hello and welcome.
    I have a Huawei router model as in the subject of the post. I bought it together with the Plus internet card. Currently, I changed the operator to Play and I would like the Play card to work. At the moment, it resists and the LED on the router stubbornly glows red.
    I will be grateful for every hint.
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  • #2 19270285
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Check if there is an update available for this model (if you have the original firmware), how do you set the apn, also check if you have IPv4 in connections and not IPv6
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    #3 19270313
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    kamilasta wrote:
    I bought it together with the Plus internet card. Currently, I changed the operator to Play and I would like the Play card to work. At the moment, it resists and the LED on the router stubbornly glows red.

    You need to change APN Plus in the router to APN Play:
    Data transmission - Internet (APN Internet)
    access point (apn): internet
    access number: *99#
    username: none
    password: none
    dns: dynamic
  • #4 19270328
    kamilasta
    Level 4  
    Thank you for your answer, but unfortunately I don't quite understand. Let's say I check for an update, but I'd like to adapt further instructions to the blonde :)
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  • #6 19270474
    kamilasta
    Level 4  
    I have this manual. I even managed to connect the router to the computer :) I will be happy to enter the data provided by Kocurek, but I do not know in which tab
    Switching Internet Card Operator from Plus to Play on Huawei B525s-23a Router
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    #7 19270511
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    kamilasta wrote:
    I have this manual. I even managed to connect the router to the computer. I'd love to enter the data provided by Kocurek, but I don't know in which tab

    You're not quite "blonde" :)

    Connection settings -> Profile management and there in a given profile named, for example, play, you enter the data provided by a friend @KOCUREK1970

    It should be something like this, except it's Orange

    Switching Internet Card Operator from Plus to Play on Huawei B525s-23a Router
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    #8 19270569
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    kamilasta wrote:
    I will gladly enter the given data

    Sometimes, you need to additionally "mark" a newly created profile as default/default.
  • #9 19270607
    kamilasta
    Level 4  
    Dear Gentlemen.
    I don't believe it myself, but there is the internet! The circle glows beautifully green.
    Apparently, picture writing works best on blondes, so I would like to thank both gentlemen for the hints - especially for the screenshots. It's nice to talk to someone smart :)
    Thanks again and have a nice evening.
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    #10 19270618
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    We recommend ourselves for the future, if everything works, please close the topic.
  • #11 19270836
    kamilasta
    Level 4  
    I followed the instructions on the forum when configuring the router.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around switching the internet card operator from Plus to Play on a Huawei B525s-23a router. The user faced issues with the router displaying a red LED after changing the SIM card. Responses included checking for firmware updates, configuring the Access Point Name (APN) settings to match Play's requirements, and ensuring the correct connection settings were applied. Specific APN details were provided, and users were guided to the router's manual and online resources for further assistance. Ultimately, the user successfully configured the router, resulting in a green LED indicating a working internet connection.
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