a month ago
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a month ago
There was a discussion about Redlink problems previously. You could try connecting it directly to the NAH. It should work either way when hardwired but it was hard to get details about the device or the configuration on the user side so I don't think there was any solution before. If you can provide more details about Redlink, that could help.
a month ago
There was a discussion about Redlink problems previously. You could try connecting it directly to the NAH. It should work either way when hardwired but it was hard to get details about the device or the configuration on the user side so I don't think there was any solution before. If you can provide more details about Redlink, that could help.
a month ago
Thank you - yes that is the link to the forum that i used to try to fix my problem.
What i got stuck on is
Anyways - I unplugged the redlink from the back of the boost wi-fi 6 and plugged the redlink into the NAH instead, AND set bridge mode for Lan 1 only and just got it working a few minutes ago.