My solution to Genie Garage Door openers and Aladdin Connect
So I have a Genie Model 3155D garage door opener that uses the Aladdin-Connect App. It was not working with my TMO-G4SE gateway. After some digging around the internet, some people suggested that the problem might have to do with the wpa2/wpa3 setting that the gateway defaults to. So I didn't want to change my main network connection security settings. So what I did was add a hidden network (you can also unhide it but it's only a preference thing)inside the T-Life app and set it to WPA2 (WPA/WPA2,would also probably work). Then I went through and connected my phone to the hidden network-then ran the Aladdin-Connect App and it finally logged my garage door opener to the gateway. (Remember to disconnect your phone from the hidden network to test). Now I can use the garage door opener as the only connected device on a hidden SSID with WPA2. I don't know if it affects any other aspect of the gateway having an additional 2.4 network running but it solved my problems with the older garage door technology not wanting to connect the newer default protocols.Can I cancel my 5G MiFi M2000 hotspot account?
I added a line to my account in roughly 7/22to support a Zoom meeting we were having in a facility without WIFI.This worked fine until roughly 1/22 when it failed miserably. We were having bad weather that week but found, after that week, it never worked sufficiently to be useful again. We updated the firmware, checked for best signal strength (we always had at least 3 bars) and all other options and finally sought out another solution. I now have a5G MiFi M2000 that I’d like to return to T-mobile as it’s useless to me. I can find no way to do this on the website. I still have ~$200 to pay offthis device. If I go to a t-mobile store (inconvenient for me), what can I expect? Presuming, at the least, I will be “stuck” with the5G MiFi M2000, is there a market for these? Where can I get rid ofit (e.g. eBay?, other options?) Thanks in advance for your help...TMO-G4AR SIP Issues
Unable to make calls with VoIP phone. The phone will register/show online but SIP invites are not reaching our server to negotiate/start a call. So, registration traffic will hit our servers and the phone will register, but phone cannot make calls. Unable to get a packet capture from the T-Mobile device to troubleshoot if it’s making it to the WAN side.
