Your 4G router abroad

Many popular travel routers have a built-in 4G modem that makes it easy to share your mobile connection wirelessly with other devices. You can connect all your devices, such as phones, computers, and tablets, to the router, wherever you are, thanks to the 4G connection and a powerful built-in battery.

However, there can be a problem when you take a router like this abroad. Some of these routers are locked for roaming from the factory, which means that no matter which SIM card you have, the connection won’t work.

There may also be other reasons why your router doesn’t work abroad. Try changing the Type filtering to 4G and check that the 4G router has registered to the mobile network. You can save the log file from the 4G router to your computer by clicking the Save Log button. If the 4G router has connected and been assigned an IP address, there may be a problem with the DNS. Log in to the web interface.

If your router is locked for roaming abroad, there is a way to fix it. When you are abroad, you can log in to the router and enable roaming. Routers like this are locked for roaming from the factory. This means your Wi-Fi will stop working when you are outside Sweden’s borders, as no SIM card will work abroad with this router. However, you can unlock this restriction by accessing the router and enabling roaming, just like you can with your phone.

To unlock roaming on your router abroad, follow these steps:

A) Activate data roaming via the router’s app

• Click the icon with three horizontal lines in the top left corner
• Click on “Network”
• Enable data roaming

B) Activate via the web administration interface

• Log in to the web administration interface and click on the “Advanced” tab.
• Click on “Dial-up” in the menu on the left and then click on “Dial-up settings.”
• Enable data roaming and save the changes.

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions!