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Imulji
Mar 11, 2019Guide
RBK23 and separating 2.4/5G
Hi there! I've tried to seperate the 2.4/5 GHz networks as has been posted via telnet but this doesn't seem to work with the RBK23. Thought I'd post on this specific equipment to see if anyone has ...
Imulji
Mar 13, 2019Guide
I should also say, that even though i do the config set and config commit and run the config get to confirm the change in SSID name, after I reboot and run the config get, it reverts back to the original SSID.
It seems like the RBK23 somehow doesn't save the new SSID name?
ekhalil
Mar 13, 2019Master
Thanks for the information.
It seems that RBR20 is using an extra network called wla_2nd.
Can you please print all SSID's using the following command:
- nvram show | grep ssid
- ImuljiMar 13, 2019Guide
ekhalil Thanks again for your help.
root@RBR20:/# nvram show | grep ssid
bridge_wl_ssid=NETGEAR-Bridge
wla_ssid=M NETWORK
wla_2nd_ul_bssid=
wlg_ext_ssid=
wlg_ul_bssid=
wla_ul_bssid=
wlg_ap_bh_ssid=NETGEAR_ORBI_hidden78
wla_ap_bh_ssid=NETGEAR_ORBI_hidden78
wan_brig_ssid1=0
wan_brig_ssid2=0
endis_ssid_broadcast=1
wla_sta_ssid=NETGEAR_ORBI_hidden78
wlg_sta_ssid=NETGEAR_ORBI_hidden78
wla_2nd_ssid=MULJI NETWORK
wl_ssid=M NETWORK
wla_2nd_endis_ssid_broadcast=1
wlg1_ssid=M NETWORK-Guest
wla1_ssid=M NETWORK-Guest
wla1_2nd_ssid=M NETWORK-Guest
wlg_arlo_ssid=arlo_S_EXL5lTgTltlXLg5SEEbTlOhD- ekhalilMar 13, 2019Master
Thank you.
Then please try the following commands in the following sequence. I'd try to avoid spaces in the names if possible, use the underscore instead :) :
- config set wla_ssid="M_NETWORK_5"
- config set wla_2nd_ssid="M_NETWORK_5"
- config commit
- reboot
- ImuljiMar 13, 2019Guide
I did exactly as you noted above, rebooted and when I go back into telnet:
root@RBR20:/#
root@RBR20:/# config get wla_ssid
M NETWORK
root@RBR20:/#
root@RBR20:/# config get wla_2nd_ssid
M NETWORK
root@RBR20:/#
root@RBR20:/#As soon as I reboot, it goes back to the Standard SSID. It seems with the RBK23 it just doesn't seem to stick!