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Jeesoon1

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Is my WiFI 6GHz and how to find the connected device.

3 weeks ago - last edited 2 weeks ago

Hi,

Please help me. We have a EAP653 v1 - AX3000 Ceiling Mount WiFi 6 Access Point

We have devices that are capable of connecting to 6GHz but i cannot found them on the list

I also created a test WLAN Group to use the 6GHz but when trying to apply the settings - Is says "no entry in the table"

Thanks for any advice and help.

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Vincent-TP

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Re:Is my WiFI 6GHz and how to find the connected device.-Solution

2 weeks ago - last edited 2 weeks ago

Hi @Jeesoon1

EAP653 is wifi6 but it doesn't support 6Ghz.

To use 6Ghz band, you need a wifi6e product such as EAP773.

To understand more about the wifi protocols, you may have a look at the following:

What’s WiFi 6E?

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MR.S

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Re:Is my WiFI 6GHz and how to find the connected device.

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@Jeesoon1

to connect to 6 Ghz you must have access points that support 6 Ghz, as far as I can see you don't

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Re:Is my WiFI 6GHz and how to find the connected device.

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@MR.S

Its weird, i thought the access point was 6 GHz because the name and WiFi standard have number 6 in it.

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@MR.S

6 Ghz is frequency/channel WiFi 6 is a Wifi standard that has nothing to do with each other. On your access points, you only have 2.4 and 5 Ghz radios, but you are not the first to have misunderstood this

Vincent-TP

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Re:Is my WiFI 6GHz and how to find the connected device.-Solution

2 weeks ago - last edited 2 weeks ago

Hi @Jeesoon1

EAP653 is wifi6 but it doesn't support 6Ghz.

To use 6Ghz band, you need a wifi6e product such as EAP773.

To understand more about the wifi protocols, you may have a look at the following:

What’s WiFi 6E?

Is my WiFI 6GHz and how to find the connected device.

Is my WiFI 6GHz and how to find the connected device.

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