Nokia Fastmile 5g Indoor Gateway Review

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Nokia FastMile 5G Gateway is a 5G WiFi router(https://www.4gltemall.com/5g/5g-cpe.html) that allows you to use Telia's 5G connection in your home. In this guide, we review the device's introduction, features, commissioning, and solutions to problem situations.

Nokia Fastmile(https://www.4gltemall.com/nokia-fastmile-5g-home-gateway.html) 5G router technical Specifications:

Processor: Qualcomm SDX50
Dimensions: 240 x 140 mm
Weight: 2.2 kg
Sim card: Nano-sim
Connections: USB-C 3.0, 1x Gb WAN, 3x Gb LAN ports
Wifi: 802.11 b / g / n 3x3 2.4 GHz and 802.11 ac 4x4 5HGz
5G network standard: 5G NR, 3GPP Rel 15 5G NR NSA option 3X
Network frequencies: 5G: n78, 4G: B1, B3, B7, B28, B40 (2100, 1800, 2600, 700 and 2300Mhz)
Operating temperature: 0 to 45 ° C
Maximum power consumption: 41 W
Warranty: 24 months
Other: Advanced 11 dBi directional antenna technology with auto-orientation, LED indicators for the best 5G reception direction, compatibility with Nokia WiFi Beacon devices

Nokia Fastmile 5G Gateway Quick Start

Place ...
... the Nokia Fastmile router in an open area near the window.
Turn the router so that you can see the bottom ports and switches. Make sure the power cord is not connected to the device yet.
Remove the sim card tray by gently pulling it to eject the card tray.
Insert the nano-sized sim card into the card tray and insert the tray back into the device. (A.)
Plug the power cord into the device and the plug end of the AC adapter into an electrical outlet. (B).
Press the power (ON / OFF) button to turn on the device. (C).
The LEDs on the top of the device turn on when the power is on. The device starts to retrieve the network connection.

Insert the Sim card deck into the device.

Connect the power cord to the device.

Turn on the power.

The LEDs on the top of the device indicate the available network connection to the Nokia Fastmile.

Middle LED light
Solid green: 4G / LTE connection is available with good signal
Solid amber: 4G / LTE connection is available with avoidant signal
Solid orange: 4G / LTE connection is available with weak signal
5G LED light
Solid green: A 5G connection is available with a good signal
Solid amber: A 5G connection is available with an avoidant signal
Solid red or orange: 5G connection is available with weak signal
Directional LED lights
There are five LEDs around the center of the top that light up for about 25 seconds when the device turns on. The LED that stays on indicates the direction from which the strongest 5G signal is coming.
Please note that 5G coverage is currently only available in limited areas, but we are expanding the network at a rapid pace. You can check the coverage areas of the 5G network on our website.

The directional LED light allows you to place the device in the best position for 5G coverage. When the device is turned on for the first time, check in which direction the LED is lit. If there is a window in the direction of the light and you can connect the appliance to the mains, unplug the appliance and move it. Turn the device back on and check the light. You may need to do targeting more than once to find the best location.

Nokia Fastmile 5G Router Interfaces:

Three LAN ports and one WAN port. You can connect your terminal, such as a computer, to the LAN port.
USB-C port
Sim card slot
WPS button (To connect terminals to a wireless network using WPS, select WPS on the terminal as the connection method and press this button.)
Power button
Power cord port
USB 3.0 port. An external memory source can be connected here if desired.
Reset button. Pressing this for 10 seconds will reset the device to the factory settings.

Nokia Fastmile 5G Router Management Page

You can view and change device settings from the management page. The management page is logged in via the terminal's web browser.

Note. The 5G network does not currently support the Opengate / Access Point service.

Connect your terminal to the network of your Nokia FastMile router wirelessly or with a network cable.
Once the terminal is connected to the Nokia 5G Router(https://www.4gltemall.com/5g/5g-cpe/nokia-5g-gateway.html), you can log in to the management page with the terminal's web browser. (If the direct link doesn't work, type https://192.168.1.254 in the address bar.) The browser may not recognize the page as secure, so you'll need to open the page with a separate option (Advanced, etc.) that varies by browser.
On the page you will be the first to see information about the device and below is the login button "Login".
Press the Login button to open a login window where you enter the username and password for the management page.
You can find this ID on the sticker on the bottom of your modem. You will find the username under "Username" and the password under "Password". The default username and password are both “Admin”.

On the management page, you can change the wireless network name (SSID) and password by selecting “Network” from the menu on the left side of the page and then “Wireless (5 GHz)”. Changing your name and password will help you identify your wireless network more easily.