GT-AX11000 with Zenwifi xt8 problem

[Reyz]

guys..or anyone care to help me determine which is right bandwith or channel i can use?fyi im using gt-ax11000 as main router and 2 nodes zenwifi xt8 and using UNIFI 300Mbps


1.btw why my nodes doesnt follow my main router center channel?its supposely follow main router channel rite?

2. how come in lan port 2 and lan port 3 i can saw only 100Mbps?i got wan port connected to BTU,lan port 2 connected to LG Smart TV and Lan port 3 connected at Astro Ultrabox.does their network port suppoerted to 100Mbps only?im using cat 6 cable for all those 3.

 

[L&LD]

1) Set the Channel bandwidth to 20MHz for the 2.5GHz band and 80MHz for the 5GHz band.

2) Test each channel for an extended period (at least 8 hours, 24 hours, or more preferred) and keep good notes.

3) Make sure you reboot the router and the client devices after changing control channels.

4) Almost no TVs or set-top boxes have greater than 100Mbps LAN ports.


Don't rely or keep notes on the performance from any network 'apps' to base your decision on, these cannot account for non-Wi-Fi interference in your immediate vicinity. The reason you want to do extended testing on each channel (greater than 8 hours) is to allow the surrounding AP's to get off the channels you're using (generally, they're set to 'Auto' and will move, eventually).

This may sound like a time-consuming process, but it's worth it to get the most responsive network possible. The following links may provide more information.

About L&LD

Best Practice Update/Setup Router/AiMesh Node(s) 2021


If doing all the above doesn't help, the following may (you will need to do the above again for full benefit).

Fully Reset Router and Network

 

[Reyz]

1) Set the Channel bandwidth to 20MHz for the 2.5GHz band and 80MHz for the 5GHz band.

2) Test each channel for an extended period (at least 8 hours, 24 hours, or more preferred) and keep good notes.

3) Make sure you reboot the router and the client devices after changing control channels.

4) Almost no TVs or set-top boxes have greater than 100Mbps LAN ports.


Don't rely or keep notes on the performance from any network 'apps' to base your decision on, these cannot account for non-Wi-Fi interference in your immediate vicinity. The reason you want to do extended testing on each channel (greater than 8 hours) is to allow the surrounding AP's to get off the channels you're using (generally, they're set to 'Auto' and will move, eventually).

This may sound like a time-consuming process, but it's worth it to get the most responsive network possible. The following links may provide more information.

About L&LD

Best Practice Update/Setup Router/AiMesh Node(s) 2021


If doing all the above doesn't help, the following may (you will need to do the above again for full benefit).

Fully Reset Router and Network

 

[Reyz]

thanks for clarification mate

 

[Reyz]

1) Set the Channel bandwidth to 20MHz for the 2.5GHz band and 80MHz for the 5GHz band.

2) Test each channel for an extended period (at least 8 hours, 24 hours, or more preferred) and keep good notes.

3) Make sure you reboot the router and the client devices after changing control channels.

4) Almost no TVs or set-top boxes have greater than 100Mbps LAN ports.


Don't rely or keep notes on the performance from any network 'apps' to base your decision on, these cannot account for non-Wi-Fi interference in your immediate vicinity. The reason you want to do extended testing on each channel (greater than 8 hours) is to allow the surrounding AP's to get off the channels you're using (generally, they're set to 'Auto' and will move, eventually).

This may sound like a time-consuming process, but it's worth it to get the most responsive network possible. The following links may provide more information.

About L&LD

Best Practice Update/Setup Router/AiMesh Node(s) 2021


If doing all the above doesn't help, the following may (you will need to do the above again for full benefit).

Fully Reset Router and Network

for answer number 2.im having problem about how to read and differentiate which channel or bandwith to select.for the picture given above anyone can help me to understand it?