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    Wireless log help with AX-6000 - Radar sensitive channels, passive

    Well, as it happens, I just got a DFS event on 60 and got kicked to 48 control channel from 56. Trying 124 next. Maybe my question was worded a bit badly. I was wondering if the setting for 160 MHz would have an impact on 80 MHz clients. I'm using Asus PCE-AC88 4x4 AC wifi adapter on desktop...
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    Wireless log help with AX-6000 - Radar sensitive channels, passive

    Seems that I've been now 3 days on 52 without DFS hits. If I understand the graphs correctly, if I'm able to use that as control channel then I'm just as good off using 80 MHz or 160 MHz since the 160 goes to non-DFS and shares the same DFS with 80. Well, barring tx power limitations. Is there a...
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    Wireless log help with AX-6000 - Radar sensitive channels, passive

    Yeah, good point, in my case I'd be spanning across both with 160 MHz and don't have enough "passive" channels for even 80 MHz. About the control channel: is it so that it appends always channels "around" it or is the router able to decide if the channels "above" or "below" are more optimal...
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    Wireless log help with AX-6000 - Radar sensitive channels, passive

    Could someone help me understand that what difference do the "Radar sensitive" and "Radar sensitive passive" have in wireless log for 5 GHz? I'm trying to figure out if I can use DFS channels as the neighbours don't seem to utilise those. I see from the log that I've gotten a DFS hit 48 hours...
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