Let me start by saying I do like having wireless internet. The problem is I don’t think it is ready for primetime. Speed is great, price is great, but It loses its connection to the internet about once every two days. It’s sad. I have spoken with T-Mobile many times. They have updated my firmware and done other things (I have no idea what they change there), and they tell me that these changes will fix all the problems. Sure! I am getting close to asking them to replace my Gateway to see if that helps. Has anyone had a replacement and found that helped?
5G Home Internet T-Mobile Gateway needs to be fixed. There are too many internet disconnections.
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I just set up the gateway about a week ago and am seeing similar issues where I need to reset the gateway about once a day due to internet drop out. There appears to be no reason. I called support and they had me reset it and told me it would never happen again, but it still does. Are people still seeing this or has it been fixed?
Phone app is a bit limited go to 192.168.12.1 on your computer web browser.
First page expand Primary and secondary internet connection signal all that info is needed screen shot ok too.
Then on the left click Status and again expand Primary and secondary cellular network again all that data or screenshot.
Again need
RSRP
SNR
RSRQ
RSSI
For both primary and secondary.
And Band for both.
With this info we can help you.
RSRP the lower the number the better.
SNR higher is better on this one.
RSRQ lower is better.
RSSI lower is better.
Ok, thanks. Here is the info.
Primary Signal
RSRP -68 dBm
SNR 19 dB
RSRQ -8 dB
RSSI -44 dBm
PCI 367
Band B66
EARFCN 66487
Secondary Signal
RSRP -109 dBm
SNR -3 dB
RSRQ -18 dB
PCI 641
Band n41
NR-ARFCN 519630
I just set up the gateway about a week ago and am seeing similar issues where I need to reset the gateway about once a day due to internet drop out. There appears to be no reason. I called support and they had me reset it and told me it would never happen again, but it still does. Are people still seeing this or has it been fixed?
Phone app is a bit limited go to 192.168.12.1 on your computer web browser.
First page expand Primary and secondary internet connection signal all that info is needed screen shot ok too.
Then on the left click Status and again expand Primary and secondary cellular network again all that data or screenshot.
Again need
RSRP
SNR
RSRQ
RSSI
For both primary and secondary.
And Band for both.
With this info we can help you.
RSRP the lower the number the better.
SNR higher is better on this one.
RSRQ lower is better.
RSSI lower is better.
Primary Signal
RSRP-64 dBm
SNR19 dB
RSRQ-10 dB
RSSI
PCI 85
Band B2
EARFCN 875
Secondary Signal
RSRP-105 dBm
SNR0 dB
RSRQ-17 dB
PCI 344
Band n41
NR-ARFCN 519630
I just received new gray can internet device. For the 4G or 5G setting I see PCI 89 and 407. What does PCI mean relative to wifi speeds?
Primary Signal
PCI
89
Band
B66
EARFCN
66811
Secondary Signal
PCI
407
Band
n41
NR-ARFCN
519630
Yes. So many reporting the same issue, and when you call them, they seem surprised (oh no!).
Really pathetic that this problem has gone on so long without a fix or even an estimate from T-Mobile when it will be fixed.
I just read this whole thread as I am experiencing some of the same issues. Hoping to hear if anyone has hooked up a router to at least handle the wifi part and what units work best with the wifi6?
Was good now seems to happen more frequently with latest update. Could be related to number of devices connected and with nbackend (Tmobile servers) unable to handle and so it freezes and then disconnects. Doubt overheat or signal problem as I seem to have neither. Could even be tmobile servers overewelmed in general and they are rebooting their system. Agree needs fixing.
Well, I have to say I have been pleasantly surprised that my internet dropping problem seems to have been resolved. My gateway has held a connection without dropping for 19d 1h 31m. Perhaps there was a firmware upgrade that fixed the repeated dropouts or maybe the “tower maintenance” argument was legit. The current firmware I show is 1.2103.00.0338. Anybody else experience a similar result?
… anybody else experience a similar result?
Me. They completed tower upgrades almost five months ago (took three or four weeks for the tower work), then speed increased substantially and internet dropping problem disappeared.
Hi. Only tracking this for last several days. There was the update as above nit not sire when. The drops Jane not happened for the last 4 days.
Well, I have to say I have been pleasantly surprised that my internet dropping problem seems to have been resolved. My gateway has held a connection without dropping for 19d 1h 31m. Perhaps there was a firmware upgrade that fixed the repeated dropouts or maybe the “tower maintenance” argument was legit. The current firmware I show is 1.2103.00.0338. Anybody else experience a similar result?
What device do you have is it the gray cylinder or the black cube?
Sorry for all the mispells. 4 days without disconnect then one tuesday AM. This could be tmobile rebooting their system. Problem is you have to reboot the router (it does not auto connect to internet even though wifi and cell signals are good) and if not home you can not do this remotely. Supposedly tmobile may be able to do this remotely. Went 7 days before that without disconnect.
When I call into TM support, they have me unplug to reboot and think that’s going to solve the problem. They have sent me 3 different gateways and it seems to be getting worse with seven reboots today.
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