Questions about ZTE MC888

Vittorio.Remondino

2 years ago

Hello, I live in a region not covered by the fiber but there are 5G antennas around. Can I replace my actual normal internet phone line with the ZTE MC888 router with a Galaxus mobile CH unlimited (19 CHF/month) SIM to have a permanent 5G connection? Thanks

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Former employee

2 years ago

Yes, that would work without any problems, provided your 5G reception is good.

RockoLegnoso41

7 months ago

what firmware version do you have? I had seen one from vodafone, but it did not allow access to the configuration menus of the voip part.

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tuttorosso977

7 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

Good morning, unfortunately I no longer have access to the product. I had not tried to configure VoIP at the time, but port-forwarding, although present in the parameters, did not work.

RockoLegnoso41

7 months ago

Good evening, I would like to know if the rj11 port can be configured and used with a voip account. thank you

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digitec

7 months ago

Helpful answer

The RJ11 port can be configured and used with a VoIP account for transmitting and receiving calls, or in VoLTE, depending on the compatibility with the telephone operator. Configuration takes place via the router interface at address 192.168.1.1.

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GenerousChahat48

11 months ago

Bought my router from a network provider it has been assigned an eSIM already. If I remove the eSIM, will I be able to use a normal Sim card?

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digitec

11 months ago

Helpful answer

If you remove the eSIM from your router, you should still be able to use a normal SIM card. The ZTE MC888 supports the use of a nano-SIM card for network connectivity, as indicated in its quick start guide. Removing the eSIM would simply eliminate the specific network information associated with it, allowing you to insert and use a traditional SIM card instead.

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z2solutions

1 year ago

According to manufacturer support, this device is one that has been modified by an operator. Unfortunately, it was not possible to find out exactly how and by whom. Digitec would have to disclose its source of supply. In any case, other VPN clients should be possible with an unmodified device. L2TP and PPTP are no longer up to date...

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Surush Asilnya

1 year ago

I was able to do a search and unfortunately there is no indication in the data or specification that would suggest a modification or operator. We have various suppliers for this product. Unfortunately, I cannot name any here. If the product does not fit, we also have a return policy. You can find more details on returns or the conditions if the packaging has been opened in the following link: Return policy

PolmatBasso37

1 year ago