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AX55 and IoT
AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
Tags: #IoT Network
Model: Archer AX55  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1.3.3 Build 20240628 rel.37017(4555)

Hi

 

Setting up an IoT network seems very straightforward and I was able to do it quickly.

However, I can't see the IoT network so I can connect to it.

What am I missing?

 

Thanks!

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago

  @Hunter_JG 

 

You just need to enable the correct band and set the wireless network SSID (setup IoT network guide):

 

 

After that, you should be able to see the IoT SSID and connect to it.

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago

  @Hunter_JG I've done that. The problem is that it doesn't matter if I keep the default SSID or change it to something else, it automatically changes it back to the "main" SSID. That then is obviously why I can't see it. The challenge then is why does it not accept my change of SSID for the IoT network?

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago

  @Hunter_JG 

 

This sounds awkward. Do you have your both main SSIDs (2.4 and 5 GHz) enabled ?

Did you try using a browser incognito tab for setting the IoT SSID (to bypass the browser cache) ?

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago

  @terziyski Yes, both main SSIDs are enabled. Also tried incognito as you suggested, but no luck. When I save my changes, it just reverts back to the main SSID and its password. I set it up with a different name and no password (for testing purposes).

 

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago

@Hunter_JG 

 

Based on the attached screenshot, it appears that the AX55 is in AP Mode. Could you please confirm?

 

Try switching it back to Router Mode, resetting it to factory defaults, and then switching back to AP Mode to see if you can modify the IoT Network settings. Thank you!

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago

  @Kevin_Z I will double check, but I am certain I did not set it up as an AP. Does it have to be set up as an AP to utilize the IoT network option? I did not get that impression.

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago

@Hunter_JG 

 

Nope. It doesn't require to be configured as an AP. 

 

If you're not sure what is the current working mode, you may reset the AX55 first, then check if you can modify the IoT Network settings.

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago

  @Kevin_Z 

 

The screenshot is from a C64 in AP mode, which I posted just as a visual example.

The OP most probably is using his AX55 in router mode.

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Re:AX55 and IoT
3 weeks ago

Hello @terziyski 

Sorry that I didn't realize the screenshot was yours.blushThank you very much for providing suggestions.

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Re:AX55 and IoT
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  @Hunter_JG same issue here, once I fixed when restore config from backup, but after some days the IoT wireless network disappear again, bit only the 2.4GHz. But my IoT devices can use 2.4GHz only. Is there any workaround or fix?

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