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Esto
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4 years ago
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Wired Telus Boost

Hi there, this seems like a simple question, but I can't find a firm answer: is it possible to connect via ethernet a secondary Telus Boost device?    I managed to run a long ethernet cable from th...
  • NFtoBC's avatar
    NFtoBC
    4 years ago

    Try accessing the web interface on the Boost units vis their assigned IP address, rather than through the App, and set them up there.

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BC_EZ
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4 years ago

What configuration changes were required to disable the wifi connection?

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NFtoBC
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4 years ago

There is a switch in the Wi-Fi configuration screen of the T3200M. Turning it off disables the Wi-Fi.

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    BC_EZ
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    4 years ago

    Thanks (as always!) But I was asking about configuring the boost to use the LAN as the backchannel. I thought that's what you were suggesting.

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      NFtoBC
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      4 years ago

      Then you’ll need to better describe what you are trying to do.

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        BC_EZ
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        4 years ago

        Sure thing!

         

        I would like to connect two boost discs to ethernet.

         

        Esto started with:

        "I read other posts here that seem to imply it's possible to have all Boost units wired, but I can't figure out how to do it. Any hints?"

         

        The accepted answer from NFtoBC was:

        "Try accessing the web interface on the Boost units vis their assigned IP address, rather than through the App, and set them up there."

         

        I am not able to find any obvious configuration changes to make when I connect to the disc directly.

         

        Thanks!

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