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Johnny67

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#206204 14-Dec-2016 09:18
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Does anybody know if there is a way to have separate passwords for 2.4 and 5ghz? Or if not is it possible to limit a devices access to one or the other?

 

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  #1687545 14-Dec-2016 09:32
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They have different SSID's so by nature you can limit devices to a single band.

 

They however do not offer band steering (which is an essential feature for dual band AP's IMHO) but then again no home routers do no matter the price.




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  #1687560 14-Dec-2016 09:49
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I've got my 5GHz-capable devices only using that by going through device, has helped clear some Wi-Fi noise as 2.4 being used by wireless phone.


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  #1687570 14-Dec-2016 09:56
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Change the SSID's so they are both different. Then you select the network on your phone to connect to. AFAIK you cant have an individual password for each SSID.




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  #1687582 14-Dec-2016 10:18
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TimA:

 

Change the SSID's so they are both different. Then you select the network on your phone to connect to. AFAIK you cant have an individual password for each SSID.

 

 

 

 

Had a play around and this is what i ended up doing :)

 

 

 

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