iPhone近端无法连接设备
打开APP后，点击近端登录，一直提示连接Wi-Fi（手机此时已连接至Wi-Fi网络中），无法使用
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This app assists installation and maintenance engineers with standardized enterprise broadband business installation and remote operations. It offers FTTR configuration, one-click diagnostics, Wi-Fi coverage simulation, network speed testing, and business activation/acceptance. A prerequisite is that your network service provider has imported your FTTR into the cloud platform.
✓FTTR configuration management
✓One-click FTTR diagnostics
✓Wi-Fi coverage simulation
✓Network speed testing
✓Business activation and broadband acceptance
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What's New in CampusCare
25.1.5
September 28, 2026
修复已知问题，优化使用体验
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FAQ
What is CampusCare used for?
CampusCare is a Huawei application designed for installation and maintenance engineers. It helps standardize enterprise broadband installations and provides remote operations for FTTR devices.
What are the main functions of CampusCare?
Key functions include FTTR configuration, one-click diagnostics, Wi-Fi coverage simulation, network speed testing, and assisting with business activation and broadband acceptance.
What is required to use CampusCare?
To use CampusCare, your network service provider must have already imported your FTTR into their cloud platform. The app itself is free to download and use.
Does CampusCare have ads?
No, CampusCare does not contain advertisements. It is a free utility application provided by Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
What devices does CampusCare support?
CampusCare is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It has an age rating of 4+.
How often is CampusCare updated?
The latest version of CampusCare is 25.1.5, last updated on September 28, 2026. This indicates a history of regular updates.
What is the user feedback on CampusCare?
Currently, CampusCare has a rating of 1.0 stars from 2 ratings, suggesting a very limited but negative initial user reception.
Can CampusCare simulate Wi-Fi coverage?
Yes, CampusCare includes a Wi-Fi coverage simulation feature. This allows engineers to model Wi-Fi network coverage in different locations to aid in network deployment planning.