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timlab55

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I just purchase an ASUS RT-BE88U router. I love the memory of it that's for sure as my old router I was up it's memory in a day. Anyway, I'm the type of person who love to have seperate bands (2.4GHz and 5GHz). But in the interface, it doesn't show where I can seperate them. In my old router I could see the seperation and be able to do anything I wanted. Also, I tried ASUS chat and when you get down to the part of entering the S/N, I did that and it tells me an invalid number. So does anyone know how to seperate the bands and be able to get ahold of ASUS tech?
Thanks
 

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Perhaps the easiest way to do this is to select separate SSIDs when you first set it up (basically set the router back to factory defaults, there is a check box option to set it up with one SSID or multiple SSIDS, then it asks if you want an IoT SSID) which I think is what your looking for.
Then you can look at the what the firmware did to set it up. Go to the "Network" tab on the left I think and look at what it's done.
I can't give to specific details of where to find it because I mostly use the GT (the gaming routers) devices which have a slightly different interface.

Note that the graphic you posted above is the physical wireless radios not the place where wireless SSIDs are setup.
 

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