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Anonymous User
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‎28-05-2020 23:07

2,5 and 5 GHz

ok, well I was wondering, is it possible to have a 2.5GHz Connect and a 5,0GHz Connect.  in one wifi, list, for explain if I got on my pc and I wanted to connect to the 5GHz wifi, and the name is like [voucher code removed].0GHz and then I have a other called [voucher code removed].0GHZ. if that makes sense to you guys. anyway thanks for reading!

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Anonymous User
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‎29-05-2020 9:58

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Morning,

 

You can setup a 2.4GHz and 5.0Ghz network to run parallel, this is by entering the hub setup and unchecking "synchronize 2.4ghz and 5ghz".

 

Then you can change the SSIDs on both to what you listed in the two tabs for each frequency. This removes the switching back and forth as is the default setup. 

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Anonymous User
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‎28-05-2020 23:09 - edited ‎28-05-2020 23:09

I meant to put [WIFI 2.0GHZ] And [WIFI 5.0GHZ]

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Anonymous User
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‎29-05-2020 9:58

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Morning,

 

You can setup a 2.4GHz and 5.0Ghz network to run parallel, this is by entering the hub setup and unchecking "synchronize 2.4ghz and 5ghz".

 

Then you can change the SSIDs on both to what you listed in the two tabs for each frequency. This removes the switching back and forth as is the default setup.