ZTE MU5001 5G Unlocked portable low cost travel WiFi, connects 32 devices, 8 hours long lasting battery with Quick Charge, touch screen, UK Spec – Black

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Attached to the "Using Two Routers Together" FAQ pinned in this forum is a block diagram illustrating the innards of a typical SOHO router. Also note that you may also have to power cycle your client devices once you’ve set up these addresses to force the clients to update - once they have an IP address they do not keep checking back constantly to see if this should change.

something are "invalid" on your current network and either won't work at all and/or won't be able to reach the Internet. In addition seek 3 alternative THREE masts as there appear to be a lot issues occurring currently regarding mast upgrades and parameter changes. ZTE MU5001 MiFi is based on 5G Snapdragon X55 + QCA6391 modem and supports the latest WiFi 6 feature.How can I assign fixed IPs to the specific devices I want to (printer, etc) if I can't actually see them in the ZTE's admin panel? If you get full coverage, and provided you can access the ZTE settings either from a wired ethernet device or via the MW6 wifi connection then you could simply turn off wifi in your ZTE. But that's just fine, as long as everything has gotten correct IP addressing, it will all work fine. What you ought to have is your Tenda system in Access Point mode and your ZTe router in full router mode - this means your ZTE router is responsible for running the DHCP server which gives addresses to the devices on your network.

Fixed" DHCP leases is a little different in that we still use the automation of DHCP to assign IP addresses to NICs, but we instruct the DHCP Server to always assign the same IP address to a particular MAC address (DHCP is keyed on MAC addresses.Should I disable wifi on one or the other (if so, which) or should I manually set them to be the same? Routers are devices that sit at the "edge" of a network connecting to other network, (which in the SOHO use case means the rest of the work via your ISP,) routers are not sitting in the middle "bossing" it. The setup you describe in your first paragraph reflects what I thought was required and, assuming I am right in thinking Bridged Mode and AP Mode are the same thing, then I think that is indeed how everything is now set up. There is no broadband available in my house so I had to go with the mobile broadband as vodafone is the only 5G working in my area. I also had a separate wifi network defined on the ZTE with a different network name (thinking about it now, I'm wondering whether that wasn't inviting conflict, but it seemed to work, as I connected everything to the MW6 network).