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Adrian97c
Oct 01, 2018Apprentice
Outside WiFi cams ignoring sats & going to router?
I just got a rbk23 kit (1 rb20 router & 2 sats), my house is 2000sqft single family, my outdoor wifi cams(1 on each corner -4total) are 2.4/5ghz WiFi... They keep connecting to the router in middle of...
Adrian97c
Oct 01, 2018Apprentice
I will disable what you suggested, but some questions:
Where do I go to “lower the strength”?
What the best way to determine which 5ghz isn’t being used? It’s set to a number like 48, there was like 4 choices to pick from.
Where do I go to “lower the strength”?
What the best way to determine which 5ghz isn’t being used? It’s set to a number like 48, there was like 4 choices to pick from.
FURRYe38
Oct 01, 2018Guru - Experienced User
Adanced Tab/Advanced Settings/Wireless Settings
Try them all. However use a wifi scanner to see other neighbors near by to see what there using. Should matter for cameras. I presume they are only using 2.4Ghz?
- Adrian97cOct 01, 2018ApprenticeIs there an iOS scanner you recommend?
My cameras support both 2.4/5ghz, which prob makes it even more confusing for them with Orbi. I wish I could force connect them to 2.4ghz only & specific sat per camera. - Adrian97cOct 01, 2018ApprenticeIPv6 is set default to “disabled”, should I enable or leave it off?
- FURRYe38Oct 01, 2018Guru - Experienced User
If your ISP doesn't have native IPv6 support, leave it disabled.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/network-analyzer-lite-wifi/id562315041?mt=8 Free
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wifi_information_view.html Free
https://www.acrylicwifi.com/en/wlan-software/wlan-scanner-acrylic-wifi-free/ Free
https://lizardsystems.com/wi-fi-scanner/screenshots.php
http://nutsaboutnets.com
http://www.metageek.com/products/inssider/
NOTE: InSSIDer is no longer free.- Adrian97cOct 01, 2018ApprenticeOk I’ll check those out after work today... I’m not sure what xfinity blast has v6 support or not. Thx for the info so far!