No such page exists within the GL-sft1200 unit. I’ve searched every page available; none like the one you sent.
Could the answer be as simple as obtaining a USB 3.0 cable?
Well, this unit only has a 2.0 usb. In order to find that page, you have to go into Advanced Settings, status system
There is not a Status System page anywhere in the sft1200 menu. Under Advanced Settings, here’s what it there:
Ok, you have to hit where it says, 192.168.8.1/cgi-bin/luci. Thats going to open you to another page.
You have to be connected to internet
Let me know if this is what you need, or do you need me to supply more data.
I am trying to Tether to it with a Samsung S7 smartphone. Will this work with the Opal?
Ok, on your S7, go into settings, hit data usage, make sure data saver is off on your phone. Back out of that, now go into mobile hotspot & tethering, hit that, now plug the GL-SFT1200 into the phone, you should see the option to turn on USB tethering, turn it on. If this doesn’t work, turn on developer options on your cell phone, and enable USB debugging. Go to YouTube to find out how to enable developer options, then repeat what I explained to do.
Well, that got it working for a brief few minutes, then it would not connect again.
I have decided to return the Opal and have ordered a Mango to replace it. A friend has been using the Mango with great success, so will trust that I have the same experience with it. too bad, I was really hoping the new Opal would work better out-of-the-box.
Ok, instead of getting the mango, go for the GL-MT1300. Its better then both of the them, & it works flawlessly. I also have it, & never had a problem with it.
Even the GL-750S is a better choice then the mango.
You would be better off getting the GL-MT1300, & install EasyTetherPro on your S7. Your gonna have to install the driver on the router, then follow the installation instructions. Once I did this it works like a charm every time.
These instructions also work on the GL-750S Router, which is better then the GL-750. Once you follow these instructions, you’ll be able to tether from your S7 without a problem without running down you data. If you hook your S7 up directly to the router without using EasyTether you will run down your data
It took me some time to figure out exactly how to do the command prompts properly, but in the end it worked perfectly. It’s flawless.
When you got to youtube, no one really has a clear straight foward video of how to do this, but believe me, it does work. You’ll get 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz at the same time, you’ll also be able to plug it directly into the ethernet plug running off of the 4G network from your cell phone, with no major data loss.
I got another GL-SFT 1200 today. This one works fine. Jus hard to believe easytether doesnt have a driver for this unit. So out of all the drivers they have, not one driver is compatible with this unit??? I’m really confused about this
The drivers is here Download EasyTether drivers - EasyTether for Mac OS X, Windows, Ubuntu, Fedora and game consoles
Managed by mobile-stream team.
I sent them an email asking if they can compile but no reply yet. Maybe you can ask as well.
Ok, I knew how to get to the easytether drivers, jus couldnt believe that none of the drivers are compatible for this unit. Theres so many. Im going to reach out to them as well right now.
I also jus sent a email to them. Hopefully they will do something about it.
I still havent got an answer back about that driver. Do they have an open source where we can configure it on our own? Like Twrp has?