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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    It very likely may be an issue with SC. However I do enjoy having that be a single SSID and thing sorting themselves out so I'm content to leave well enough alone for now; especially as we have known working methods to get things playing nice again. Should something get weird again in the future...
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    Well, that appears to have fixed it. I let things rock for 3 hours straight while we were out and there wasn't a problem to be had. Whatever was going on, it appears to be rooted in the moving of the client from 2.4Ghz to the 5Ghz band and the credentials not being passed/accepted b/t the two...
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    5Ghz only testing came back clean. Trying out just testing with the normal working config (both bands, no restrictions).
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    Gonna need to quantify "close" there, but in non plane terms of scale no. I cannot speak to the DFS element. If you could elaborate or tell me where/how to check I'd be happy to verify.
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    Oh that's interesting. The connection failed in the OS UI instantally and prompted for a password despite it not supposedly needing one. It hemmed and hawwed for a bit there, but it's on 5Ghz now. That make me think the handoff might be behind things and it's not passing auth creds from one to...
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    Yes and yes on that. The SMC reset make it cooperate for a bit longer than usual, but the matter came back. The DNS was in jest, but it's always DNS. Even if it's working. I'll make a note to look into cutting off a and b. The only thing I can think of that would be potentially affected would...
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    Oh is that what that setting does? I meant to ask if that was possible. That'll be my next test case after the offsite testing (wife wants to get out of the house and away from the baby). That would still bother me a bit as the damned thing should just work, but less than having another SSID...
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    I'll look into that, if you have a writeup with pictures or small words on how to do that I'd appreciate the reduction of time and frustration on my end. The matter has persisted with LOS to the router in question so I'm not super up on that being the matter, but lord knows I've been wrong...
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    I'll give that a shot, but I'd be extremely interested in the root cause here and what paths there are to address it, if any. I'll be setting up shop in a starbucks for a bit this afternoon and seeing about replicating the issue there. I'm not super into the thought of having a seperate...
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    Following up, post formatting the router again the issue persists. I've reviewed the general log in the router's UI, but there is no mention of the client (IP or MAC address) when the disconnect occurs. I'm retesting again to see if if something was coming up earlier and I missed it.
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    RT-AX88U Hates One Specific Client

    Hello folks. I'm at the absolute end of my rope with this problem and I'm hoping to get some assistance as I'm running out of ideas and am trying to avoid spending money I don't have to. Problem description: I have a RT-AX88U that's been doing well for the couple of years that I've had it...
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