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True router swap out - what to expect?

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So the True router at my place in Bangkok has shit the bed, specifically, it will not allow anything to associate to wifi.

If anyone has done this within the last 6 months, i'd like to know what make and model they provided ? I also seem to remember some auto sign up proceedure, how would that work with new equipment? This was 6 years ago so my memory is sketchy..

Cheers

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Can not help with what they may provide but if auto sign up is what I believe you mean it should be turned off for security - you should control access with the old school hard to guess password as normal.

The WiFi of your current unit has not been turned off by any chance? Many have a switch on back that can do this.

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Hey,

No the sign up was when we initially commissioned the ADSL. The wifi on the unit is on, and the SSID is searchable, but simply no device (4 phones, 3 laptops) cannot associate to it.

But no worries, after i posted this thread, the wife informed me True told her to just go buy one, and they'll send someone to come out and configure it.

Just ordered a TD-W8961ND from Lazada - hope their next day delivery is up to scratch.......

When you get the new adsl Router/WiFi, try to set the WiFi to use channel 1-11, (not 12; 13; or 14; which are precluded from use on some international WiFi devices).

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I taught my son how to do a wifi survey using Wifi Analyser from the google store. Channel 6 is pretty minced.

The router we're getting i think is a 5ghz router, so all could be solved. we will see.

When you get the new router make sure it it is properly secured.

It one was of the exploitable models I reported earlier this year.

https://www.ncf.ca/ncf/support/wiki/CERT-announced_vulnerability_of_TP-Link_modem/router

(Not that this link describes the problem, but the solutions are for Canadian models. You should look on the manufacturers website for firmware applicable to you if it's needed.

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Yeah, my time at Symantec taught me a few things ;)

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