My preferred option would be to host offsite too, however we are a couple of years off that yet. Thanks for those docs. I shall check them out. ... View more

We have on site servers. These communicate with outside devices continuously updating data in real time. The traffic coming in to the servers is blocked during failover as it is being pushed in. During failover, there is a different IP, and so the information doesn't come in (inbound rules no longer apply as it's in failover).   So what I would like to do is find a way to get that information if needed. If there is a 5 minute failover, it's not a big deal. But if we establish it's going to be in failover for a substantial period (4 hours +) it would be good to find a way to get that data in somehow. ... View more

No, The EE sim is working fine (although the Meraki registers it as Tesco for some reason).  The best way to check functionality and make sure it is live is in Appliance Status -> Tools, then run a Traceroute and MTR on the line, comparing to the WAN connections.  On the Traceroute I had pings - but followed by a "N!" when it was not correct On the MTR I had 100% packet loss when not correct   Now it's sorted they look similar to the same tests on the WAN lines. ... View more

I just fixed it! I hadn't enabled data roaming. Dumbassedness was the reason, and not the device.    Now I just have to figure out why one string of data only didn't come through the cellular connection. Time to go learn about firewall rules. lmao (I don't know why they trust me to do this either!!!) ... View more

I said it worked.... It says "Ready" but it doesn't do anything when I pull the other connections. Troubleshooting but I think it's going to be another fail. ... View more

I have a working cellular connection. My last chance was to order from the below site. https://www.morecomputers.com/a?pid=E3372S%3E%3EHuawei They said it should be an S model but would refund if it wasn't.   It arrived this morning and the box said it was an S model. However, the internal serial said it was an H. My heart sank, but I plugged it in anyway just to see.  Well wasn't I shocked! It worked!   Happy days. However, I'm now not sure if this is Huawei fixing the glitch, or this supplier doing something clever. So I'm not sure if this solution is fixed, or I just got lucky.  ... View more

The downgraded version was unsuccessful. I am trying a last resort purchase from someone who is "pretty sure" it's an s version. Getting ready to bin the whole thing. lol.   I can't believe a company of this reputation would allow a flagship product to carry on with no compatible hardware. I'm amazed. The E3372s was discontinued almost 2 years ago.  ... View more

And after agreeing to that I find a supplier with the E3372s (or they say they do at least). lol   I'm going to try the downgraded one first (because I already ordered it and it's cheaper), and if that fails I'll try ordering the E3372s.  ... View more

Next update... the E3372s-153 was discontinued a while ago. Which means any recent purchase is almost certainly the E3372h-153. I can't get hold of an s version anywhere. However, a rather nice chap has said they can downgrade the software from hi-link to driver based. He is working with Huawei on this.    No promises made, however, if it works, I'll certainly let you know and post the details of the supplier. ... View more

It might be a struggle. I think the s version is the old model, I'm on the hunt now. ... View more

I am having a similar problem. Having studied the packaging I can see that Huawei sent me the wrong version. They sent me the E3372h-153 when I ordered the E3372s-153.   I am now going to try and source an S, not an H.   But for your benefit, it did the same thing, hung on connecting but never actually connected. ... View more