Catherine, 2100 Parkway once served as the original administration headquarters for the School District of Philadelphia. approx 45~55Mbps on a e3372h-153 on a usb2 port, just tested.Built in 1932 by locally renowned architect Irwin T. To make it auto set the apn automagically you can add that AT command in the /etc/dhclient-enter-hooks, nothing else is needed, profit. you can do this via the AT command AT^NDISDUP=1,1,"", once done you will get the ip directly on the interface without nat. You probably wont get any public ip because you probably have to set an apn, it depends on the carrier / simcard you use. Then simply put the stick on your pfsense box, it will show up as a network interface (/dev/cuaU0), set it as wwan and you are good to go. Once your stick is ready, you can use a setport AT command to disable cd-rom emulation and ppp (that is waaaay slower than ncm), and put the stick in the default rndis mode AT^SETPORT="FF 12,16", only has to be done once and will persist to reboots/unplugs.
It's easy to do and you probably wont need this unless you really are on a very updated firmware in not-the-mode you want (as said, 22.x is hilink, 21.x is stickmode), huawei locked the stock downgrade procedure but with this you can rollback safetly. If you cant downgrade your current firmware because you are on a newer hilink one (22.x if you are in hilink mode) there is a special procedure to do it, here you can find the tool and here the pinout. no need to flash a webui, in stick mode is not used. Many mm i made a post some time ago on reddit i guess, but basically you can go here to get a nice updated unbranded firmware to flash (the "stick mode" or "non-hilink mode" have firmware 21.xx), E3372h-153_Update_21.315.01.00.143_M_U_01.01 is probably a good one. I'm struggling to find an M.2 LTE card, so before I blow even more money can anyone tell me if what I'm trying to do is possible and if so point me towards a solution. It has an m.2 slot wired for SATA or USB2 with the SIM card slot connected to it. This suggests that LTE is only supported through the M.2 slot, also backed up by a post by on the forums - Does someone have Netgate SG-2100 internal slot? Looking at the listing I've realised that it specifically says: I was a bit trigger happy and purchased a Huawei ME909s-120 mini-PCIe LTE card as it was on pfSense's supported hardware list, but it isn't even detected under using pciconf -lv. I run everything through an unlimited 4g connection (Hutchison 3G UK) and thought I could dispense with the USB dongle. One of the attractions was that it has a SIM card port. I purchased an SG-2100 for my home network (yes it's a bit overkill, but my Asus router's firewall VPN throughput is absymal making home working a but of a nightmare).
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