Hi  @W38122077 

Are 10310WiFi and 10310MLO7 referring to the SSID name of the wifi networks?

Could you please share more details about the terrible issues you mentioned? low speed, or intermittent connection?

Is the iPhone 16 ProMax the only Wi-Fi7-capable device? If not, what's the behavior of other devices?

If you don't mind, please also share some screenshots of the MLO SSID config, and some pictures showing the issue.

You may try the following: create two SSIDs, one enabling MLO for the iPhone 16 ProMax and other wifi7 clients.

the other SSID for other devices.

Vincent-TP wrote

Hi  @W38122077 

 

Are 10310WiFi and 10310MLO7 referring to the SSID name of the wifi networks?

Could you please share more details about the terrible issues you mentioned? low speed, or intermittent connection?

Is the iPhone 16 ProMax the only Wi-Fi7-capable device? If not, what's the behavior of other devices?

If you don't mind, please also share some screenshots of the MLO SSID config, and some pictures showing the issue.

 

 

You may try the following: create two SSIDs, one enabling MLO for the iPhone 16 ProMax and other wifi7 clients.

the other SSID for other devices.

 

 

  @Vincent-TP 

Yes, 10310WiFi is the (now) non-MLO SSID and 10310MLO7 is the new MLO SSID I created for testing MLO.

Issues:

-devices just not connecting

-almost all non-WiFi7 devices end up connected to 650-Outdoor with very poor signal and connection issues

-few devices showed "connected" to 773/783 but effectively had no connection to internet

-I should have mentioned, I have a third SSID: 10310Limerick that is my IoT/2.4GHz-only SSID

Yes, the iPhone16ProMax is my only WiFi7 device currently.

I'll try to reconfigure and test later and get the screenshots.  Test plan will be:

-disable broadcast of 10310MLO7

-enable MLO on 10310WiFi

-restart devices as needed

-screenshot end results of where devices connect

Hi  @W38122077 

Anything new? Did you get some time to test further?

  @Vincent-TP 

I haven't been able to do the tests I've wanted due to a work project popping up.  But with a 2.4 ssid, 5&6 non-MLO ssid, and a 5&6 MLO ssid everything has been super stable.

Hi  @W38122077 

We will release a new firmware for EAP783 later this month, it fixed some MLO issues. 

Please pay attention to the firmware update and see if it helps.

  @Vincent-TP 

I was able to do more testing.  The problem seems to be isolated to having the 650-Outdoor broadcasting the MLO SSID.  When it is enabled on that EAP, all hell breaks loose on the 5GHz devices and for some reason a lot of the devices stick to it even when the signal strength is nearly 0.  Disable the SSID on the 650-Outdoor and everything is fine.  It seems it may have something to do with WPA2/WPA3 non-MLO and the WPA3 only with MLO because the 650-Outdoor still shows as broadcasting with WPA2.

Bug with the 650-Outdoor?  Apologies for the janky "screenshot" but my work Android device is pretty locked down so that was easier....