Telus does stock a PowerG temperature sensor that can be paired into your security system, however this device is not offered at the moment. The best way to have this device added to your home is to purchase the PowerG wireless temperature detector a...
The large square device(Network Access Hub (NAH)) is the actual router/modem and the cylindrical device is your Boost WIFI access point. The boost does not have a static IP address for you to log into with, generally it defaults to either 192.168.1.4...
@TalkDoc wrote:I have the new Telus Fibre modem and the white cylindrical WiFi access point that connects to the fibre modem via coaxial cable. Our home was wired for "cable" years ago so we have coax from the central data panel to all the rooms. I h...
The booster is just an access point, to edit any NAT settings you will need to log into the Network Access Hub (NAH) that white box mounted to your wall, to get into it there is a small screw at the bottom of the NAH, if that is removed then it is ju...
