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Asus AX-11000 Pro with same SSID as previous network (alien.top)

submitted 9 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Alrighty, for the better part of 20 years, I’ve had the same SSID so I don’t have to change any logins on my existing devices. Every time I just rename the network to match my devices and it has worked each time, until now. Most recently, I am using the Deco W7200 mesh system, but wanted something better for gaming.

I got just the Asus AX-11000 for this reason and when I go to rename the network, I get no wireless internet connection on some devices like my iPhone 14, Mac mini, Alexa, Firestick. But it works on my Xbox series x. It’s like the 2.4ghz network stops working even when I haven’t changed any settings other than renaming the network.

Any idea what I am doing wrong???

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

Perhaps they are trying to use a wpa2 password on a wpa3 network

Honestly it would save you a lot of time by just renaming the network and reconnecting the devices, you would be done by now