Web admin interface of the EE 4GEE HH70VB router.
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- A detailed video showing almost every page on the admin login of the EE 4GEE HH70VB router wifi hub.
1:56 First login and default password
3:05 Main status screens (LAN, Internet, WAN and WiFi)
5:14 Statistics screens
5:58 SMS Inbox, Sent and Drafts, write message, SMS forwarding and SMS settings
6:28 USB and Sharing options
7:08 Block and unblock internet access to a device on the network
8:14 Setup: Data Roaming and IPv4/IPv6 settings
8:37 APN / Mobile Data Profile Management
8:56 GSM/ Mobile Network Selection
9:21 WiFi Settings (2.4GHz and 5GHz Wireless)
10:45 Wireless WPS triggering via web interface
11:08 SIM PIN Settings
11:24 Advanced WAN settings (for Ethernet?)
11:54 MAC Address Cloning for Ethernet WAN
12:04 LAN settings (DHCP on or off, DHCP range, router IP address etc.)
12:13 WAN ping settings (and a bug!)
13:47 IP and MAC address filtering / control
14:14 DMZ setting
14:40 ALG / Application Layer Gateway settings
15:00 UPnP settings
15:24 NTP settings (Network Time Protocol)
15:47 Port Forwarding settings!
16:44 QoS settings (Quality of Service)
17:58 Parental Control Settings / How to block specific websites
20:36 Device Information / Device info screen showing firmware version, IMEI, Number and MAC.
20:48 Change admin password screen
20:56 Timezone settings
21:01 Backup and restore configuration
21:13 Reboot and Factory Reset options
21:22 Firmware update functions
for some none reason when log into my EE account i cant find / see bit where can check if my wifi router needs updating ... any advice ?
I have one of these 4GEE routers and I get pretty much the same screens as shown here but on the Settings tab when I go to Advanced Settings I only get IP filter and MAC filter. I really need the DMZ settings, I tried to install updates from the Devices page but it says I have the latest software, EE70_02_00_15. I realise you said that DMZ settings won't work in the UK but it's my only hope, I'm trying to setup a Nintendo 2DS for online play and the Nintendo website gave this as the only solution to the issues I've been having. Thanks very much for the video, at least now I know for sure that I am looking in the right place for the DMZ settings
Unless you are on Three.. abandon any hope of port forwarding or DMZ. It won't do anything at all.
@@freename Thanks for confirming that. One useful tip with these routers is that the default SSID, wifi key and password can be found on a sticker on the inside lid of the battery compartment
@@MunkiZee The router this video is about doesn't have a battery :D (see ruclips.net/video/wHc_5DlQgo8/видео.html)
My internet keeps dropping out. Is there anything on here that will help that?
I'll look again tomorrow but is there any way to set static lan ips? Ie reserve an ip for ip cameras
Doesn't seem so ;(
Not sure if you still respond to this vids comments, but my EE router is a 4gee tower, it has a sim, im trying to play on my xbox, but i cant play or talk online, however my xbox is connected to the internet, my NAT type is strict and i dont know how to fix it
You can't on mobile networks. They all use CGNAT (Carrier Grade NAT) where hundreds or thousands of customers share a public IP address. Port forwarding or inbound ports are not possible.
pls help me. i have this and i use bt whole home disc to spread the wifi through my house and ever since my PS4 nat type is stuck on type 3 which is unplayable i tried everything.
I wouldn't have thought that the BT disks would cause that kind of problem. They are/should just be access points. What LAN IP address does your router have and what LAN IP address does your game console have. (Usually 192.168.something.something).
Is there an option to choose 3G only instead of auto? 4g in our area is really slow but 3G works perfect! Other routers seem to have this option..
Probably not via the web interface but maybe via TR-069: "InternetGatewayDevice.WANDevice.2.X_ALU_RadioInfo.Band"
Also take a look at hidden pages: jamesmacwhite.medium.com/hidden-firmware-features-on-the-4gee-home-router-17cb5d7060ba
I forgot the password what should I do?
The only thing you can do is factory reset it back to defaults so that it has the password which is on the bottom of the router. Here is how you do it ruclips.net/video/aX0TpuhrGAU/видео.html
I’m having trouble because I have the same exact router and I try to do port forwarding but I’m not sure how to. Could you help me please?
If you are on any network other than Three you can't do port forwarding. Every network other than Three uses CGNAT (carrier grade NAT) where you share a public IP with hundreds or maybe thousands of other customers. The WAN IP your router has is an "internal" IP.
Oh ok thanks
I currently have a BT router with several BT Wi-Fi discs dotted around the home. If I was to change over to this EE 4gee (or 5gee) setup, would I still be able to use my BT Wi-Fi discs or would they become obsolete?
Black disks / "Halo" label:
Not reusable - they require a BT Hub 6 or BT Smart Hub 2.
These disks are sold as an add on subscription service to their broadband contracts and need returning at the end of your BT subscription.
White disks:
These disks have the label "whole home" and can be reused with another router as long as you own them outright. The main disk will need to connect to the other router using a network cable.
@@freename thanks for the swift reply. Yes I have the black discs which is part of the Halo package. Shame I can’t reuse them! Like you say, probably need to send back anyway. Do you recommended any other range extender options with the 4/5Gee router then? I live in quite a large old house with thick walls. Many thanks
@@Rye82 Expensive but good.. Netgear Orbi RBK23 or RBK50 series. (The newer WiFi 6 Orbi kit seem to perform worse than the older ones!)
Avoid Tenda MW3. Also make sure it is true wifi mesh kit and not just a cheap extender.
This style might work but is not "mesh": ruclips.net/video/6P6_QDk4BAI/видео.html
These ones are bad: ruclips.net/video/FAVvrM9wUaA/видео.html
this one is even worse: ruclips.net/video/j5tovfxwYD0/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/HKdWAPc9fs0/видео.html
@@freename thanks for the recommendations. I’ll have a look at those. Appreciate all the advice, subscribed!
@@freename so I’ve just had a quick look at those you recommended. I assume that in a 3 pack system you get 1 router and 2 satellites?
How would this system then work with the EE 4Gee router? Would the Netgear router just plug into the 4Gee router? So you’d have 2 routers side by side?
Obviously I’m a complete noob!!
How do you change the nat type
It's not possible. EE and most other mobile networks in the UK and across the world use CGNAT (Carrier Grade NAT) which shares an IP with hundreds of other customers. This means inbound port forwarding isn't possible which in turn will affect your NAT type. Get fixed line broadband from someone and ask the question or confirm from the provider that they do not use CGNAT before ordering.
What do you do if you've forgotten the login password?
You will have to factory reset the router so it goes back to the default password, every other setting will also be returned to defaults.
Video on how to do so is here ruclips.net/video/aX0TpuhrGAU/видео.html
@@freename is there a setting that I need to change if I plug in an external antenna?
I need help plz im stuck on NAT type 3 was fine last month been a pain stuck on nat 3 restricted gaming :(
Not sure on that one but I would be amazed if you ever had open NAT. EE use Carrier Grade NAT (CGNAT) so you can never have inbound open ports and game consoles will usually grumble about NAT/ports.
@icannotgetafreename so im basically screwed as ive been stuck on nat 3 for a month now used to be fine nat 2
Can you change the nat settings for a ps4 on this ee router?
Many thanks
No, not with an EE SIM as EE use Carrier Grade NAT (CGNAT) so even if you could open ports at the router, they won't be open at the CGNAT equipment in EEs data center.
@freename so it can only be done on a normal landline router?
Some fixed line broadband providers also use CGNAT these days too! Sadly you need to ask the question before joining. Also some Three Data SIMs with the correct APN set give you a public IP so work well with NAT sensitive stuff like game consoles.
@freename ok thanks for that.
How do I configure the antennas?
No configuration needed. Just plug in and reboot from my experience.
@@freename thank you again :)
Whats the link to this?
192.168.1.1 ? See the address bar at the top of the web browser in the video :D ?
u ggot a link to the website so we can go to the router
Shows at the top in the video? 192.168.1.1
Do you know how to set up express vpn on this router?
Not a chance. Not many consumer / home routers support being a VPN client. You would need to use your own router with VPN support or just run the VPN software on your phone, tablet or computer.
@@freename thank you for the info, can I run VPN from laptop then Ethernet cable from laptop to PlayStation?
If your VPN software allows "internet connection sharing" then yes. But I wouldn't recommend playing or downloading games via a VPN. It will almost certainly be slower and higher and less stable ping.
@@freename ah really! I’m using express VPN so not sure if they allow it or not? Just trying to get faster speeds and better ping from a 4g router that’s the issue I have.
Do you have any suggestions on how to boost them?
A VPN isn't likely to give you faster speeds for most stuff. Torrents may be faster, I'd expect everything else to be slower (maybe not by much). Ping will only get higher due to the data having to go from the mobile provider, to the VPN provider and then to the destination rather than direct to the destination. There could be obscure routing issues which can crop up where specific destinations might be slightly lower ping via the VPN but it's rare. Definitely not worth putting a lot of effort into piping your console down the VPN.
If you want stable pings and speeds, land line or full fibre based broadband is the way to go. Mobile is convenient and might be cheap but it can be incredibly variable for performance.
Wait so is there any way to obtain an open nat type on such a router? I'm an absolute noob at this and there are simply 0 explanations for dummies like me out there
Not if you are on EE. Everyone is behind Carrier Grade NAT (CGNAT). You don't have a public IP address on the router for inbound ports / port forwarding to work.
@@freename yep just learned that today, kind of screwed me up, need to find a better option now, cheers mate
@@timothyv9841 You could.. 1) Use another router which supports L2TP and buy an L2TP service from Andrews & Arnold. This is essentially like a VPN and tunnels all your data over EE to Andrews & Arnold where you have a static public IP (or even a range of multiple IP addresses if they still do that for free).
2) Move to the mobile network Three. I believe that one of the APN (access point names) on Three gives you a public IP. (It changes each time you reconnect though).
@@freename thanks so much for your advise, for a tech noob like me how hard do you think option 1 would be? Like should I try it out or just say fuck it and cancel EE to try 3?
Depends on the price of each. The L2TP option is definitely the most technically complicated and you might need help from a forum like ispreview or thinkbroadband. You will end up with a static IP address (or even multiple) and IPv6! I expect Andrews & Arnold don't have a long contract too so easy to try it with little risk other than a router cost.
Changing provider is the simplest but also depends on the cost and contract terms, also check with a forum or someone else with the service that they actually do get a public IP when using the correct APN setting.
make video service wlan autoconfig can't run
There will be so many reasons that service won't start it will be impossible to make a video on how to fix it. I would need to see the problem in person to start troubleshooting.
Profile Management show password
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My internet keeps dropping out. Is there anything on here that will help that?
At 5:20 when you go to that screen how long does it show "This session" is just after your internet has dropped out ?
The uptime shows 12 and a half hours
The uptime or the "This session" timer?
The uptime or the "This session" timer?
It’s the uptime of this session. Is that what you need? X