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john3650
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on ‎31-03-2020 11h01

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Assign band

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How can I assign a printer to the 2.4 band only, and not have it on dual band?

Thank you

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albertj
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on ‎31-03-2020 11h13

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Re: Assign band

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Hi @john3650 

Please could you post what router you use?

Thanks

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john3650
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on ‎31-03-2020 11h17

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Re: Assign band

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BT Home Hub 6, sorry.
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licquorice
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on ‎31-03-2020 11h24

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Re: Assign band

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You can't 'assign' one device to a band. If you only want to use 2.4Ghz simply turn off 5Ghz

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john3650
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on ‎31-03-2020 11h40

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Re: Assign band

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OK, thank you for your help
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albertj
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on ‎31-03-2020 14h43

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If you have a HH6, you can give the 5GHz a different name, and then connect your device to the 2.5GHz network.

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