This document describes how to set up an Internet connection with LANCOM 3G/4G routers by using the integrated 3G/4G modem.
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The manual configuration of a 3G/4G connection is described in the reference manual. In some cases this configuration methode is necessary, e.g. when the 3G/4G connection has to be configured via the Detail configuration in the LANCOM Management Cloud.
1.1) Launch the Setup Wizard in LANconfig and select the option Set up Internet access.
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1.2) In the following dialog, select the option Mobile interface (internal modem).
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1.3) Set the Country where the 3G/4G modem is to be operated.
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1.4) Select your Internet service provider from the list that follows.
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1.5) Enter a name for the Internet connection and the dial-up number given to you by your provider.
Please only change the default value for the dial-up number if you have received a different value from your provider.
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1.6) Enter your PIN for the 3G/4G connection. Should your provider have communicated a different APN, modify the default value to suit.
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Depending on the provider's APN, your 3G/4G connection may be assigned a public IP address or a private IP address. Information on this is available from your provider.
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1.7) In the following dialog, accept the default value for the short-hold time.
Information:
A short-hold time setting of 9999 causes the UMTS/3G or LTE/4G connection to remain connected permanently, and a disconnect will be automatically reconnected.
A short-hold time setting of 0 causes the UMTS/3G or LTE/4G connection to remain connected permanently, but a disconnect is not automatically reconnected.
If you want your 3G/4G connection to be disconnected when inactive, enter an appropriate value for the short-hold time (e.g. 300 seconds).
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1.8) In this example no additional ISDN backup is to be used.
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1.9) Click on Finish to write the configuration back to the LANCOM router.
