1. Check power
Confirm the indoor Wi-Fi router and the outdoor-radio power supply or PoE injector have power.
Quick checks for common connection problems and ways to reach us.
Confirm the indoor Wi-Fi router and the outdoor-radio power supply or PoE injector have power.
Make sure Ethernet cables are firmly connected and have not been moved to the wrong port.
Unplug the indoor Wi-Fi router for 30 seconds, reconnect it, and allow several minutes to restart.
Contact us with your name, service address, and a description of the problem. A photo of the router, power supply, cables, and indicator lights can help us diagnose the issue.
Before assuming a network outage, check power and restart only the indoor router. Contact support if multiple devices remain offline.
Do not press the small factory-reset button unless support specifically asks you to. A factory reset can erase the configured Wi-Fi settings.
Severe weather, damaged power equipment, or physical obstructions may affect a fixed wireless link. Contact us if service does not return after the weather clears.