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@LowLatency That router uses Onemesh. found online that answers your question... You can't use two routers in a OneMesh network. For OneMesh, at least for now, you can only have one Router. The rest...
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@LowLatency No. The working modes do not support that. look for a travel router for that function as some have it. To be effective, you need a good WIFI signal where you place it. If you can run a...
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@Topshelf96 The wifi security will prevent some devices from connecting if it is set higher than the previous router. But if connected to the new router and worked previously, that would not be the...
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@Topshelf96 Happens to some devices. Need to go to the devive settings and delete (forget) the network and then reset up the network. Happens even if the ssid and password is the same. It is part of...
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2 weeks ago
@hindolam Channel 153 requires DFS, meaning it shares frequencies with radar systems. If radar is detected, the router must vacate the channel, which can lead to temporary disconnections.
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@JevonsParadox Two basic ways to do it. One is to change the static address of the camera. For many cameras, there is software that allows you to change the static address. I have done it for LTS IP...
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