Router and router as access point
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I set up an Archer AX1800 as an access point with a Touch5 as my main router. Everything worked well. I recently replaced the Touch5 with an Archer AXE95 and now I have a problem: I have an external camera that always has accessed the network via the AX1800 and the signal strength has always been "strong" at the camera. Now, the camera is getting its access through the AXE95 and the signal strength is listed as medium to weak. I have turned off the wireless radio on the AXE95 several times and the camera goes back to getting access through the AX1800. However, this only lasts for up to 24 hours before it goes back to accessing through the AXE95.
Is there any way get the camera to ALWAYS gain access through the AX1800 access point?
This is most probably caused by the stronger wireless signal of AXE95 than Touch5.
One way to force the camera to connect to AX1800 is to increase its distance from the AXE95.
If that's not possible the best way to force its connection to AX1800 is to name AXE95 SSID differently than AX1800's.
One more way to do this is if you lower the transmit power of 2.4GHz band of AXE95:
This is most probably caused by the stronger wireless signal of AXE95 than Touch5.
One way to force the camera to connect to AX1800 is to increase its distance from the AXE95.
If that's not possible the best way to force its connection to AX1800 is to name AXE95 SSID differently than AX1800's.
One more way to do this is if you lower the transmit power of 2.4GHz band of AXE95:
