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toggle_radio [2023/08/06 21:40] – [Wireless SSID-specific operation] -clarity, formatting hogwild | toggle_radio [2023/08/06 21:42] – [Wireless chipset (2.4/5GHz) specific operation] hogwild | ||
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- | ===== Wireless chipset (2.4/ | + | ===== Specific |
- | Modern routers come with 2 or more chipsets WiFi interfaces. There is usually one 2.4GHz interface and one or more 5GHz interfaces. In certain case you might want to enable/ | + | Modern routers come with two or more chipsets/WiFi interfaces. There is usually one 2.4GHz interface and one or more 5GHz interfaces. In certain case you might want to enable/ |
Once you've identified the name of the appropriate radio interface (via the [[advanced-wlanvifs|Virtual Wireless]] page): | Once you've identified the name of the appropriate radio interface (via the [[advanced-wlanvifs|Virtual Wireless]] page): | ||
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- | Do not blindly use this table. Router interface names may vary. For full chipset operation, refer to the " | + | Do not blindly use this table. It is only an example. Router interface names may vary. For full chipset operation, refer to the " |
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