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I'm aware of the DFS limitations. Only noting that I haven't encountered periods of dropped connectivity due to DFS scanning with the RAX120. But seemingly have encountered that with the GT-AXE11000. The DFS limitations are why I bought the 6GHz-enabled GT-AXE11000. But it seems that...

Yes I have it set to 20/40/80/160 MHz. With Enable 160 Mhz checked/on and with Auto select channel including DFS channels unchecked/off. Though that last option may be irrelevant when 160 MHz is enabled. I haven't noticed such behavior with a Netgear RAX120 configured to 160MHz, so had...

I've had the 5GHz SSID disappear a few times - 3 or 4 occurrences since I set up the AXE11000 18 days ago. I've noticed this when my laptop loses connectivity for a few minutes but I haven't timed the duration. I can still see the 2GHz and 6GHz SSIDs in Windows 10's connection list - but no...

I'm on 20H2 with driver 22.30.0.11 and netsh wlan show drivers does show OWE = CCMP.

I activated the AX210's 6GHz support using the driver from the Killer package and the registry edit. As mentioned above, it's necessary to configure the GT-AXE11000 to use Opportunistic Wireless Encryption instead of WPA3. This does work with Windows 10 Pro but the speeds are slightly slower -...

WinFi is also not showing anything on 6GHz. I suspect that the GT-AXE11000's 6Ghz support is buggy and may be non-functional. For example - when I change the 6GHz channel or enable/disable PSC from Advanced Settings > Wireless and click Apply, it ignores the newly selected values and reverts...

It shows nothing for 6GHz when run on my Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. But that may be expected as the 20 Ultra doesn't have a 6E capable wifi chip.

Can this be done with Wireshark or other freely-available software tools?

I have no other 6E-capable client devices. All settings and displays in the AXE11000 show an active 6GHz signal and SSID. The only available authentication methods are WPA3-Personal (default) and Opportunistic Wireless Encryption. No option for Open/Unencrypted. I have not yet tested the...

This is with the 22.20.0.6 drivers. I haven't found a newer release or beta driver. Also the latest release firmware for the GT-AXE11000.

Yes - Windows 10 drivers. The driver settings do show options such as 'Channel Width for 6Ghz'. However it doesn't see the GT-AXE11000's 6GHz SSID. I've found reports from others of the same behavior - including statements that 6GHz support is disabled in the current AX210 Windows driver. I...

New GT-AXE11000 here. Unfortunately as others are finding - 6GHz support appears to be disabled with current Intel AX210 drivers. So there really isn't any way to use 6GHz yet - other than with a second AXE11000 acting as client. Also no support yet for the 2 new 5GHz channels (in USA) - but...

Many "nicer" Windows based PCs have 802.11ax cards now. Certainly my Thinkpad does, and I see several options on Best Buy's web site. But not yet as common as 802.11ac.

It looks like an alien facehugger. But I like it.

Where did you find .240? I can find .220, .246, and .260 (and some older builds) for the RT-AC66U, and .260, .246, and .202 for the RT-AC66R. I'm running an RT-AC66R with .246 and am encountering similar issues (I think -- daily problems that require a router reboot). I'm using the 5GHz...