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    AiMesh Node Not Following 2.4 GHz Channel Width settings of AiMesh Router...

    I've got the GT-AC5300 as the AiMesh router and an RT-AC86U as the node. I have the 2.4GHz band set to Channel 6 and 20MHz. For some reason, some of my analyzers are showing the node as being set to 40MHz wide channels instead of 20 on the router. There are no settings to change for the node...
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    Need to replace R7000 that died, Advice needed...

    Guys, I have a Netgear R7000 that has served me well the last 2 years in both my townhouse and now my bigger single family home. I get pretty good coverage throughout the house, I have the router in the kitchen on top of the cabinets, which is a pretty central location. I have wired ethernet...
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    GOOD CHOICE TO USE 87U/R AS A ROUTER ONLY?

    Guys, I am in need of splitting up my router / wireless access point into 2 units. I have an R7000 currently and picked up an 87R for use as the access point. Well the R7000 outperformed the 87R for wireless range in throughput in my house, so I am going to use that as the access point. I liked...
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    R7000 or LRT214 for Home Router Only Use...

    Guys, This is a continuation of a post from another forum, but I need a router to use in my home network. I have a gig switch in the basement utility room where all the rooms terminations are and I just moved my cable modem and current R7000 down there. I initially disabled the wireless on the...
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    Wireless Setup for 3-Story House Currently Have R7000 Need Advice...

    Guys, In my old 1700 sq ft townhouse (3-Story) I had a Netgear R7000 hooked to the cable modem in the master bedroom closet. It worked best up there and was able to get a strong signal on the bottom floor. I just moved into a 4,000 sq ft 3-Story home and am trying to optimize the network...
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