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Any luck?
So either it's locked down or it doesn't support it.
Can you pull your router's exact model?
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Doesn't relate to wireless, it's fine
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okay, it doesn't support MU-MIMO
have you tried resetting it to factory settings before?
have you tried resetting it to factory settings before?
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If something actually got reset after you used reset button - then most likely you've already done it properly.
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Could you screenshot page with wireless settings?
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okay, that's helpful
do you have a phone with you right now?
okay, that's helpful
do you have a phone with you right now?
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Not sure if there's an app for it in ios, but for android there're a lot of wifi scanners
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If automatic channel selection is behaving weirldy, setting channel manually might help
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But you'll need to see which channels are already used by other APs
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https://www.letstalk-tech.com/how-to-access-the-wifi-scanner-in-mac-os-x-yosemite/
Oh, neat, there's also built-in option in macos
Could you try that?
Oh, neat, there's also built-in option in macos
Could you try that?
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It'll show best channels for both frequencies
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Is it repeating a lot?
It's related to wired connectivity between router and ISP, so may not be relevant, but still worth looking into if they're repeating a lot and corellate with network issues
It's related to wired connectivity between router and ISP, so may not be relevant, but still worth looking into if they're repeating a lot and corellate with network issues
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Was it connected to the router at the time?
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Disconnect from the router and finish wireless scan then
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What does it show for "Best channels"?
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And for 2.4?
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but your internet was working, right?
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Okay, so disregard that DNS failure for now then
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Now let's try to setup exactly that
Somewhere in your router's wireless settings there will be channel selectors that are currently set to "Auto"
Somewhere in your router's wireless settings there will be channel selectors that are currently set to "Auto"