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Thanks klontie :)
I managed to solve my issue that ue0 did not show up on the APU setup.
Solution: Set the E3372h to "Work Mode (CDC, not for Windows)"; so your hint using a different mode was key.
My current working setup in all little more details, hopefully useful for others. At least it took me quiet some time to figure it out:
So my E3372h-153 is running in HiLink-Mode, therefore the WebUI of the stick is available providing some additional information like LTE signal strength :)
I managed to solve my issue that ue0 did not show up on the APU setup.
Solution: Set the E3372h to "Work Mode (CDC, not for Windows)"; so your hint using a different mode was key.
My current working setup in all little more details, hopefully useful for others. At least it took me quiet some time to figure it out:
- Upgrade E3372h-153 to custom WebUI and firmware, using the needle method
- Firmware E3372h-153_Update_22.333.01.00.00_M_AT_05.10
- WebUI WEBUI_17.100.18.03.143_HILINK_Mod1.21
- In WebUI: Settings --> System --> Modification Settings: Set Autoswitch to Word Mode (CDC, not for Windows) Note: I did this on my Windows 10 computer
- Connect E3372h-153 to APU2 running OPNsense
- Assign WAN interface to ue0; no cuaU0 available; ue0 should receive IPv4 192.168.8.100 via DHCP
- In WebUI (192.168.8.1) define APN: Settings --> Dial-Up --> Profile Management; use value given by your ISP
- In WebUI define DMZ: Settings --> Security --> DMZ Settings: Enable for IP 192.168.8.100 (OPNsense router)
So my E3372h-153 is running in HiLink-Mode, therefore the WebUI of the stick is available providing some additional information like LTE signal strength :)
