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yes, although i'm purposely moving another router into the channel range of the one at 40mhz - it's switching back to 20mhz after power-cycle... saying that I didn't monitor for 5 minutes (maybe 2 minutes max) so will take another look. the device i'm looking at is already WiFi Alliance...

another question regarding co-existence... should this be implemented 'dynamically' on the router? For example, if the router detects non-interference on startup and resolves to 40mhz bandwidth, but subsequently an interfering network comes online later - should the router then automatically...

Is there any scenario where 2 x 802.11n WiFi networks could be operating in the same vicinity at 40 MHz then? I suppose if they have the same primary or secondary channel?

I thought 20/40 coexistence only kicked in if legacy a/b/g networks (20mhz only) encroached into the channel range and not other 20/40 N devices? is that a wrong assumption? Also, if a 40 Mhz Only mode exists in the router - would that fail WiFi Alliance Certification, or is that an IEEE...