ASUS Zenpad Z301 ML tablet does not work on the MGTS network

I have Wi-Fi from Vodafone. I bought a tablet Asus ZenPad Z301 ML – when trying to connect to the network – cyclically reboots until you disconnect wi-fi. In reviews advised to treat with permanent IP. I bought a permanent IP from Vodafone. It connects to the network, but without Internet. ASUS tech support said that in the next update they will solve this problem, but when it will be unknown. They advised to treat it by switching to IPv6 protocol, but Vodafone said that they do not work with such protocol, only v4. Also advised to put a repeater, but did not explain how it can help. Perhaps you have already encountered such a problem?

Answer

Is the Wi-Fi router rebooting, or the tablet? What kind of equipment do you have? Is it a modem with wi-fi? Do other devices connect and work?

There’s something wrong here. Your internet is probably connected through a modem or router. It turns out that the modem connects to the ISP and just distributes the Internet. Permanent IP can not help.

Maybe in the reviews advised to reserve a permanent IP in the settings of the modem, for your tablet, or just write the IP modem on the tablet. But it is unlikely to buy IP from the provider. You can buy an external IP from the ISP, which will not help in this situation. Similarly with IPv6. The ISP can give out an external address (but the ISP doesn’t give out IPv6). And when the tablet connects to the modem, it’s already a local IP address.

Simply put, the problem is between your Asus ZenPad tablet and the router, not the ISP. The Vodafone provider has nothing to do with it. Unless they can give you tips on how to set up your Wi-Fi router. If you have their equipment installed.

By the way, does the tablet connect to other networks normally? Can you change the settings of your router?

Try to write a static IP in the Wi-Fi network properties on your tablet. For example, 192.168.1.150. This is provided that the router address is 192.168.1.1.

How can a repeater help? It will connect to your modem, and the tablet will connect to the repeater. It might work that way.