RamGuy
Senior Member
I am currently testing out the Asus RT-AC66U and I have rather nasty issues with my Mac clients and the 5GHz connection...
Mac OS X defaults to use 802.11d to enable the appropriate rules for wireless connection, so it takes the closest wireless access point that got some kind of 802.11d running and copies its country code to the Mac’s AirPort Express card. This is all good and dandy, my only problem being that Mac OS X reports that my Asus RT-AC66U is providing my Mac with a CN (China) country code and as China does not allow for 802.11n 5.0GHz on channel 36-140 or something my Mac refuses to locate my 802.11n 5.0GHz running on channel 46 which is a huge problem.
I cannot seem to find any way to change the country code on the Asus RT-AC66U so how exactly am I supposed to get around this issue of mine?
Mac OS X defaults to use 802.11d to enable the appropriate rules for wireless connection, so it takes the closest wireless access point that got some kind of 802.11d running and copies its country code to the Mac’s AirPort Express card. This is all good and dandy, my only problem being that Mac OS X reports that my Asus RT-AC66U is providing my Mac with a CN (China) country code and as China does not allow for 802.11n 5.0GHz on channel 36-140 or something my Mac refuses to locate my 802.11n 5.0GHz running on channel 46 which is a huge problem.
I cannot seem to find any way to change the country code on the Asus RT-AC66U so how exactly am I supposed to get around this issue of mine?