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Re: Nighthawk MR60 Mesh WiFi 6 system - Connection to 5 GHz
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Re: Nighthawk MR60 Mesh WiFi 6 system - Connection to 5 GHz
Hello sundaramesh,
Ultimately, your devices will decide which band to connect to based off of the best strength/signal.
Christian
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Re: Nighthawk MR60 Mesh WiFi 6 system - Connection to 5 GHz
Thank you for your advice. First of all, I selected the option to bring in my own router on Google Fiber. After a few minutes, the fiber jack came live in blue, thereafter I installed the iOS app that walked me effortlessly through setup, the firmware automatically updated both the router and the connected satellites, and voila I am connected. Further, I renamed my SSID/PW and now the mesh is on. I shall observe how the mesh behaves in the next week and will post anything interesting, I may observe. Thanks to the Netgear app so well written that anyone without any prior knowledge will feel empowered.
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Re: Nighthawk MR60 Mesh WiFi 6 system - Connection to 5 GHz
@Christian_R wrote:Hello sundaramesh,
Ultimately, your devices will decide which band to connect to based off of the best strength/signal.
Christian
Sorry, but this not an acceptable answer. Since the router does not allow unique SSIDs for each band, there needs to be a way to "block" the device from connecting to an inferior 2.4 channel when I am running WiFi 6 with 1Gbps down. In this case, its for an XBOX and 40 to 60 Mbps is not going to cut it. Please provide a way to do this or provide customers the ability to define separate SSIDs.
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