Failover is a feature that helps your WiFiRanger automatically recover from internet connection problems. You can customize how it works by following these steps:

1. Access the Control Panel

• Connect your device to the WiFiRanger network.
• Open a web browser and go to mywifiranger.com.
• Wait for the Control Panel to load.

2. Adjust Connection Priority

• Go to the "Setup" tab.
• Under "Order of Internet Connectors", arrange your connections in order of preference using the up/down arrows.
• The top connection will be the primary one that Failover tries to use first.

3. Configure Failover Settings

• Scroll down to the "System Preferences" section.
• Set "Failover" to:
  • On: WiFiRanger will automatically try to reconnect if it loses internet access (based on the "Check Internet Interval" setting).
  • Off: WiFiRanger will not attempt to reconnect automatically.
• Set "Check Internet Interval" to how often you want the WiFiRanger to check for internet connectivity:
  • 5 Minutes (recommended)
  • 15 Minutes
  • 30 Minutes
  • 1 Hour

4. Save Changes

• Click the "Save Changes" button.

When to Use Failover

• Failover is useful when you want your WiFiRanger to automatically recover from internet outages or drops.

When to Disable Failover

• If you're using a spotty cellular connection, Failover might disconnect and reconnect repeatedly, causing interruptions. In this case, it's better to turn Failover off and maintain a constant, albeit potentially slower, connection.

Remember:

• Experiment with the settings to find what works best for your specific internet connections and usage patterns.