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Connecting Aria to New Router

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‎05-20-2023 12:13

‎05-20-2023 12:13

What routers is original Aria compatible with? I got a new router (and pod), and my Aria device does not seem to detect my Wifi network anymore. It detects some of my neighbours' networks, so it is working on some...

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‎05-31-2023 01:31

‎05-31-2023 01:31

Hi @WWOBD.

The Aria only supports 2.4ghz networks. There is a chance that your new router is combining 2.4ghz and 5ghz on the same SSID. If it's possible separate these so that you how two different SSIDs, one for the 2.4ghz and one for 5ghz. Name them so that you can easily identify which is which. 

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‎06-10-2023 05:22

In response to N8teGee

‎06-10-2023 05:22

This solved my problem as well. I set up a secondary network on the route, "guest network", but with only 2.4 active

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