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    Is there a way to reboot AIMesh Nodes remotely?

    I did all of those things... Even had Asus tech-support walk me through each of those steps twice -- the router still refused to see the AP when I would tell it to find nodes to add to the AIMesh network... I finally downgraded the firmware -- it had upgraded itself on both the router and the...
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    Keep my MacBook connected to my Router, not an AIMesh Node...

    I thought the client couldn't do the switching because the AIMesh network acts as if it is a single network -- there is only one SSID. Well, two, technically -- one for 2.4GHz and one for 5GHz. But there aren't separate SSIDs for each node -- so the client would have no idea which node it's...
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    Keep my MacBook connected to my Router, not an AIMesh Node...

    It should work -- assuming the Asus AIMesh network software doesn't allow switching from the router to a node on the Guest network... The Mac is no longer set to connect to the other SSID, so it definitely won't go back to the old network that I know allows switching... So it's all up to the...
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    Keep my MacBook connected to my Router, not an AIMesh Node...

    Well!! Learn something new every day! I just created a new Guest network and I can access everything on my network through it. We'll see if that keeps it from switching. That'd be fantastic if this works! Thanks! L.
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    Keep my MacBook connected to my Router, not an AIMesh Node...

    Fourth paragraph, first sentence: So, yes, I have tried that... It doesn't seem to do anything... Apparently it's only to prevent roaming directly from one node to another, not to prevent roaming from the router to a node. And, yes, I can prevent my computer from searching for a "new"...
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    Keep my MacBook connected to my Router, not an AIMesh Node...

    Unfortunately, the Guest network cannot see the other devices on my network, and I need to be able to use those devices for my file shares and printers... But thanks for the suggestion... L.
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    Is there a way to reboot AIMesh Nodes remotely?

    Well isn't that cool! Thanks!
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    Is there a way to reboot AIMesh Nodes remotely?

    I did this once -- I removed my node, intending to add it back because I wanted to change a few things I did in the initial setup. My router positively *refused* to find that node ever again. I had to change the node to the previous version of its firmware -- and the router, too -- before...
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    Is there a way to reboot AIMesh Nodes remotely?

    Forgive my ignorance -- there's an app? I'll definitely have to go check it out -- thanks for mentioning it.
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    Is there a way to reboot AIMesh Nodes remotely?

    Oh -- how did I miss that before. Derp. Thanks! It worked perfectly!!
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    Is there a way to reboot AIMesh Nodes remotely?

    Interesting... How do I know what my node's IP address is, so I can log into it with my SSH client?
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    Is there a way to reboot AIMesh Nodes remotely?

    So, the only way I know of to reboot my AIMesh Node is to physically unplug it from power and wait a few seconds, then plug it back in. (Or press the power-switch on it so it turns off, then wait a bit, and press it again to turn it back on.) My router can be rebooted by simply logging in to...
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    Keep my MacBook connected to my Router, not an AIMesh Node...

    So I have an Asus RT-AC88U router, with an RP-AC1900 access point being used as an AIMesh Node... Where I happen to sit while I work at home is located directly between the two, and my MacBook Pro is constantly switching between them. 4 or 5 times a day, it decides to switch, and every time it...
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