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RAXE500 New Firmware 1.0.12.96 released
BugFixes: 01/02/2023
Fixes the issue where a configuration through the router web interface causes a port conflict.
Fixes the issue where the router web interface shows that the guest WiFi netw...
For my 6Ghz devices, I've got Samsung Galaxy Fold Z5, Samsung Galaxy Flip Z 5, Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 4, Google Pixel 7 Pro, Dell Optiplex 7000 Intel Gen 12 chipset
When I try to switch it to the yellow port, it still detects at 1gb and back to the 5th port and stays 1gb
For the 'bridge mode" you talk about, that's under Wireless settings "use other operation mode" right? Can you share with me a document why you would do this vs. setting it to Access Point mode? They can't possibly do the same thing? The key for me is that I want my firewall to give the IP addresses, so I'm confused if you didn't set it to AP Mode, what would happens if you set it to "bridge mode", as I thought AP mode would turn it off as a router, but not sure bridge mode do under Wireless settings?
rsun0525 wrote:
For my 6Ghz devices, I've got Samsung Galaxy Fold Z5, Samsung Galaxy Flip Z 5, Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 4, Google Pixel 7 Pro, Dell Optiplex 7000 Intel Gen 12 chipset
Thank you for this.
When I try to switch it to the yellow port, it still detects at 1gb and back to the 5th port and stays 1gb
What did the status say in the NH app when it was connected to the yellow internet port?
For the 'bridge mode" you talk about, that's under Wireless settings "use other operation mode" right? Can you share with me a document why you would do this vs. setting it to Access Point mode? They can't possibly do the same thing? The key for me is that I want my firewall to give the IP addresses, so I'm confused if you didn't set it to AP Mode, what would happens if you set it to "bridge mode", as I thought AP mode would turn it off as a router, but not sure bridge mode do under Wireless settings?
Bridge mode is wireless bridge mode. Works as a client wireless devices connected to a wifi signal.