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C7000 modem 802.11 type exclusion?
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hi i was wondering if there is any way to tighten the C7000s wifi settings to only broadcast N on the 2.4 and only broadcast AC on the 5Ghz? thanks
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please see page 67
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/C7000/C7000_Comcast_UM_27apr15.pdf
please change 2.4G 289 Mbps
for 5GHz, you can 600 Mbps or even lower.
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Re: C7000 modem 802.11 type exclusion?
AFAIK, that type of exclusion is not possible. Older routers used to have N-only modes, but I think router vendors have wisened up and withdrawn support for it. The Wi-Fi standards built in mandatory backwards compatibility into 802.11ac, so there is no concept of an AC-only mode.
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Re: C7000 modem 802.11 type exclusion?
Hi,
thanks for posting this question, 2.4G radio supports 256-QAM and thats why it has those rates in it. today's Sw does not support it for sure and I am not sure if there is an API on the radio interface which can do it (I am looking for it)
any reason you want to turn it off?
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Re: C7000 modem 802.11 type exclusion?
also i wanted to say that i live in an apt complex so any way i can enhance the ability of the radios with settings. id like to have as many options as possible, my old ISP assigned mdm was a technicolor 8715D, and it had the functionality i speak of, but just failed 2x in 3 months, wasnt gonna have it and wanted my own unit. so i bought quality.
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Re: C7000 modem 802.11 type exclusion?
do you want to increase the power?
easy way to reduce from HT80 to H20 which will slightly boost up power at the expense of bandwidth.
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Re: C7000 modem 802.11 type exclusion?
So which menu is that under?
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please see page 67
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/C7000/C7000_Comcast_UM_27apr15.pdf
please change 2.4G 289 Mbps
for 5GHz, you can 600 Mbps or even lower.
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Re: C7000 modem 802.11 type exclusion?
well that seemed to work, i can now get 252 mbps down, which is acceptable considering im using a beta wifi driver for my wifi card for win10, and had to tweak a couple thing on it to get that as well, im still hoping for a firmware update with better control of the radios though. this is the first non D2 momdem if logged into with no control over banfwidth output (20/40/80Mhz output), and being able to control the classes of wifi broadcasted by the wifi, i dont expect this right away, but im hopeful in future this may come. thanks for the help though guys.
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Re: C7000 modem 802.11 type exclusion?
289, 600 and 1300 Mbps settings are actually HT20,H80 and HT80 respectively. We just named it so since most average non-technical users dont understand what HT20,40,80 means.
thanks for trying current settings an I am glad it works.
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