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Gerätepasswort bei Smart 3 wird nicht mehr erkannt

5 years ago

Da meine alter Smart 3 Router Ausfälle hatte, habe ich gestern einen neuen Smart 3 geschickt bekommen.

Nachdem ich jetzt ein Speed Home Wifi per LAN neu angelernt habe, nimmt der Router über die Browseroberflääche das Gerätepasswort nicht mehr an. Speed Home Wifi vom Strom getrennt und es geht wieder. Was kann das denn sein ?

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    5 years ago

    Hallo in die Runde,

    ich denke, dass die hier getätigten Spekulationen und Tipps durchaus zielführend sind.
    Danke dafür.

    Über eine Rückmeldung, ob eine Lösung herbeiführt werden konnte, freuen wir uns, sobald es soweit ist @Pablo11

    Besten Gruß
    Marcel M.

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    5 years ago

    @Pablo11 

    was hat denn jetzt zur Lösung geführt?

    Kurze Rückmeldung wäre nice, würde anderen vielleicht auch helfen.

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