ssid help

You can separate out the ssid's from the one wifi/single ssid option. 

But in reality, if you're needing multiple ssid's, you should be using one of the business class devices that allow for multiple ssid's. 

When I install a new WiFi router, I always give it exactly the same WiFi credentials as the previous router (SSID/password).  That allows all 60 of the WiFi devices around the house to connect automatically to the new router without any effort on my part.  This also allows me to "go back" to the previous router and still have every device reconnect.

The RAX36 supports one SSID/password for the primary WiFi network.  See page 65 of the User Manual:

https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RAX36S/RAX36S_UM_EN.pdf

that seems only to change the one that came with it.  I had 4 different names on my old Netgear router,  don't ask me why but it worked for 10 years.  I need simple since all the docs are complicated..... old age..

Please humor an even older person.  What model number was that Netgear WiFi router?

TomServo wrote:

I had 4 different names on my old Netgear router

And that router was ???

That could be WMR1000v3 (version 3)... Except.... I find nothing in the User Manual about defining multiple WiFi SSIDs.