@TheHangingJudge 

Where do you see those strange SSID?

Is it showed by a wifi monitoring app?

  @yves_b Available networks to connect on Windows 11 and also confirmed in WIFI analyzer app.

  @David-TP  Thanks for this.  I could understand if it was only the 6ghz frequency but it is all three.  Also it should be hidden.  Unfortunately I feel like this product is not fully baked.  I guess I should just return the product. There are too many problems.

no manual control of Channels

Optimization picking channels that promote interference especially on 2.4 frequency 

no control of channel widths 

unable to turn off WiFi backhaul and ghost said networks  

Slow upload speeds on both Ethernet and WiFi compared to Ethernet speeds at the router (two xe200s in AP mode and connect via 10gig and 2.5 gig wired backhaul)

  @David-TP 

Windows wifi connections don't show the same SSID from different frequencies.  The 6 ssids (3 from each XE200 at 2.4, 5 and 6ghz) show on a WIFI analyzer.  You are correct that the other networks listed in the windows wifi available networks are neighbors.  I can understand the two 6ghz zeQQ...TJ ssids as the backhaul but 1. they should be hidden and 2 they should be able to be turned off given that I am not using the wifi backhaul 3. They should be using WPA3 as a more secure backhaul. My two XE200s are setup as access points and they are wired.  For that matter, the graphics in the app should show the network map more accurately. 

As for the roque four 2.4 and 5ghz ssids using the same name as the backhaul.  Why would they even exist? They are defintely the same ssid name as the backhaul previously referenced and the signal strengths are so similar and the channels are the same. No question in my mind where they are coming from.  Sorry I would have included screen shots from the wifi analyzer, but I have already broken down the network.  The routers have the potential to be a good solution, but the issues mentioned before and the lower level configuration options are holding the product back in my opinion.  Those missing configuration options can keep one from optimizing their network.  I can't tell the channel widths which may or may not be affecting performance.  I don't understand why channel 2 or 10 is preferred on 2.4ghz given that it will interfere with 1 and 11 in almost all cases. Having the 6ghz freqency as either backhaul or wifi exclusively could be a great performance feature.  If I can utilize the 6ghz for devices then I would prefer that over backhaul, but in my case my main workstation is limited to 5ghz for 6e connectivity so if I wasn't operating a wired backhaul that would be great.  But alas not an option as the app is not capable.  I understand dumbing down the app for most users, but give power users a more advanced web interface. 

As for the IOT network, that is on and set to 2.4 only but I hadn't turned on the Guest network.

I appreciate the offer to work with tech support and if there weren't other issues I would try that, but I prefer a more robust configuration system so I have packed up the system to be returned.