Huawei B315 - Static Route

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jamesrt

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#214866 31-May-2017 21:40

Hi all,

Am I missing something really obvious, or is there no way of adding a static route to the Huawei B315 ?

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#1792837 1-Jun-2017 08:37

There's a FAQ on Spark's website that says the B315 doesn't support static routes so I imagine the Vodafone version would be the same.

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#1792906 1-Jun-2017 09:23

Missed that one when I was Google searching; thanks.

Pity; seems to be a fairly fundamental flaw. Having said that, the router is clearly the lowest-end consumer device available, judging by it's interface and design; so that doesn't entirely surprise me. Most home setups wouldn't need to do any routing.

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#1792918 1-Jun-2017 09:33

Yep the B315 is below basic

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#1793192 1-Jun-2017 15:33

The capability is probably available in the firmware itself they just haven't bothered to create a web UI for it.

Or that it exists but is hidden i.e. not accessible through navigation menu

Or not available to due to privilege level (only available to super admin level)

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#1806048 24-Jun-2017 13:41

I understand that Ultimate Broadband offer static IP.

Does anyone offer a better router option than the B315? I see on the Ultimate Broadband website they have a router upgrade option but I cannot find any information as to what this might mean. They have no sales support during the weekend so cannot ask them.

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