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Re: Smart Connect Model:EX8000
Can you use one SSID for the 2.4 GHz, 5Ghz and 5GHZ-2 wireless network on the NightHawk X6S (AC3000) Tri-Band WiFi Range Extender?
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Then enable the smart connect I have posted the need munual above in a earler post I believe under set up.
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Re: Smart connect
@sysdom wrote:Re: Smart Connect Model:EX8000
Can you use one SSID for the 2.4 GHz, 5Ghz and 5GHZ-2 wireless network on the NightHawk X6S (AC3000) Tri-Band WiFi Range Extender?
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/EX8000/EX8000_UM_EN.pdf
Above is the link for the manual
The answer is yes if smart connect is enable on the range extender saw it in the manual if thats what you want.
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Yes disable the smart connect on the extender then you you will have three bands each with their ownn ssid it is the manual as well
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Example -
Juno34 =2.4 GHz
Juno34 =5GHz
Juno34= 5GHz-2
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Then enable the smart connect I have posted the need munual above in a earler post I believe under set up.
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I see that this issue says solved but I don’t agree. Maybe it’s because it is not clear what the solver is saying. I have a similar question: I have an R8500 with all three bands set to the same SSID and with smart connect turned on for the two 5ghz bands. I also have an X4S extender with the same config. All three bands with the same ssid and smartconnect on. Is this the optimal configuration ? Should I turn smart connect off of both of them so there is a dedicated wireless signal between the extended and the router? And do I need to make that dedicate link with a separate ssid so the others don’t try and jump on it?
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