sgmlaw wrote: 
> It is definitely a WiFi6 problem, and in particular with more recent
> WiFi6 equipment.
> 
> The only durable solution is to bind these elderly 2.4 Ghz clients to an
> early WiFi6-capable router, or to an AC or older standard AP or range
> extender.  Or ... disable WiFi6 support.  
> 
> I like WiFi6.  So for the couple wireless SB clients we have, we just
> bind them to the router (a very early production AX88U that can handle
> them).

P Nelson wrote: 
> I don't think using an older router will help.  Because it does not
> solve the problem if a neighbor is using a router with WiFi 6.  When I
> first noticed the problem with my Radios dropping the network
> connection, I had not changed any of my older routers.

I looked through the router manual posted earlier and there is nothing
explicitly wifi6 or the ability to turn it off. Only SON. Since it is a
isp provided device, it's options seem to be dumbed down to me. Agree
(as I and others stated previously) that an older router could help. We
don't know anything about neighbors or proximity of neighbors, that
query has not been answered. Besides, RF power falls off over the square
of the distance, so you should be able to use proximity to your router
as a test to see if it's a neighbor. Similarly, if it is another router
and you are trying to operate a good distance from yours, it could be
troublesome.

I had asked about neighbors, and I had suggested using an app to look
for nearby networks, along with many other things that don't get
followed up on. I feel strongly it is time to enter a process of
elimination through testing, but until Phil tries these suggestions and
relays results, we are just spinning our wheels. So at this point I
think I'll just step aside until we start getting some feedback. Having
said all that, I realize that we/he has been working for months on this
(see all threads), and it can be very frustrating. There is no one right
answer, and the radios seem to have a wifi Achilles heel. I wouldn't
blame him at all for giving up.

Jim


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