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jajaxxon
Dec 18, 2023Aspirant
Best router for Cox Fiber
I have a 5 year old RAX80 that is giving me issues - what do you all recommend for a gigabit fiber connection (Cox Gigablast). tried a TP-link router :>(( and can't get ti working, so hope to get a...
- Dec 20, 2023
Smart Connect caused 5g to disappear from our devices, but I have learned how it works, so OK with it
Upgrading today to a new RAX120 to get better coverage
Thx for the help, all
jajaxxon
Dec 19, 2023Aspirant
I fixed my problem, thanks for all the replies
FURRYe38
Dec 19, 2023Guru - Experienced User
And what was the fix?
- jajaxxonDec 20, 2023Aspirant
Smart Connect caused 5g to disappear from our devices, but I have learned how it works, so OK with it
Upgrading today to a new RAX120 to get better coverage
Thx for the help, all
- michaelkenwardDec 20, 2023Guru - Experienced User
jajaxxon wrote:
Smart Connect caused 5g to disappear from our devices, but I have learned how it works, so OK with it
That's not how it works.
As you have probably discovered, 5 GHz didn't "disappear". It is still there but it got bundled in with 2.4 GHz to create a single SSID.
- FURRYe38Dec 20, 2023Guru - Experienced User
The RAX120 will have same feature. If Smart Connect is disabled, you'll see the separate 5Ghz SSID, if you enable Smart Connect on the 120, then devices won't see a separate 5Ghz SSID, however the 5Ghz signal is combine in to 1 SSID name with 2.4Ghz. So it's there, been there all the time. Just using same name as the 2.4Ghz SSID name.
jajaxxon wrote:
Smart Connect caused 5g to disappear from our devices, but I have learned how it works, so OK with it
Upgrading today to a new RAX120 to get better coverage
Thx for the help, all