Norfolk&Signal
Regular Member
Just rewinding back to your original post and the reason you want to cell lock ...
Without Cell lock, after a while, the router will jump to Band 3 as main band without CA.
^--- I've seen this with some modems/routers and CA only kicks in when you load up the internet connection - for example start a big download or a speed test.
It might be the mobile network/mast controlling this rather than your modem/router? With cell locking in RouterOS you can only lock the primary cell anyway so cell locking might not fix your (perceived) issue - in fact it could make it worse.
This is just my understanding based on other posts that I've read, I don't know this for sure. The more I think about it, the more I think cell locking isn't the solution here.
Without Cell lock, after a while, the router will jump to Band 3 as main band without CA.
^--- I've seen this with some modems/routers and CA only kicks in when you load up the internet connection - for example start a big download or a speed test.
It might be the mobile network/mast controlling this rather than your modem/router? With cell locking in RouterOS you can only lock the primary cell anyway so cell locking might not fix your (perceived) issue - in fact it could make it worse.
This is just my understanding based on other posts that I've read, I don't know this for sure. The more I think about it, the more I think cell locking isn't the solution here.























