Recent content by wonder

And it is very true. I changed operators a few months ago, between tests I left my ISP router and, although it is true that I have not used it for more than 4 or 5 days in a row, I was pleasantly surprised. The band steering operation is simply great. Otherwise, it's normal, but there is...

I have to look at what processor my ISP router has, the previous ones that I had in recent months, I would have sworn they had Qualcom, although if so, it is even more serious about that other brand...because if they work with Qualcom (or rather , they don't work) like that.... Yes, it's...

That sounds bad to me...hehehe

But if you use SSIDs separated by radio, it may be that you carry a device far away and the signal is not enough, it does not release that band but it is "difficult" to use the internet... (I don't know if I explained myself correctly...)

I didn't know you were IIRC... The colleague, is he referring to your experiences in the post you published above? I have also seen your signature, I just added it to favorites to study it carefully. If there is another one more specific to you, I will go for it to study it... Thank you.

Here are technical details that escape me, but regarding this phrase: "OP wants band failover at distance... this sort of depends on the client... I tested a laptop client at distance, over 350 feet... it always performed better with a 5.0 connection so I would not want it to steer to a 2.4...

Speaking from ignorance, these are not very encouraging words... If I understand correctly, the method smart connect uses is that it does not truly account for the devices preference- the device may still decide to try to connect to one band over the other. .... The smart connect page exists for...

Ok, I understand, it shows that I have not had/touched an Asus...and the nomenclatures, I don't know them as such... I come from another forum where, they have advised me, an Asus (preferably with Merlin) to replace the one from my ISP, and one of my doubts (due to experience with another brand)...

Band steering in Asus Merlin I am thinking of purchasing an Asus router, after a lot of reading and asking in forums, I have decided on an Asus and I can have Asus Merlin. One question I have is, how does band steering work on Asus Merlin? My question is why, other routers (I will omit brand)...