I have 3 routers:
Main router: RT-AC86U
Mesh: RT-AC66U B1
Mesh: RT-AX1800S
They are set up in a straight line - so the 66U is BETWEEN then 86U and 1800S. but the 1800S always connects to the 86U (and with a "weak" signal) instead of the 66U, which is 1/2-way in between (and connected to the main router via ethernet).
I have selected the 66U as the "preferred wifi uplink AP" in the 1800S settings - but the 1800S seems to ignore that setting.
I have rebooted a thousand times, in various orders. I have "optimized" another thousand times. I deleted the 1800S from the mesh network, reset it, and re-added it.
Any ideas how I can force the 1800S to connect to the 66U instead of the much farther away 86U?
Thanks...
Main router: RT-AC86U
Mesh: RT-AC66U B1
Mesh: RT-AX1800S
They are set up in a straight line - so the 66U is BETWEEN then 86U and 1800S. but the 1800S always connects to the 86U (and with a "weak" signal) instead of the 66U, which is 1/2-way in between (and connected to the main router via ethernet).
I have selected the 66U as the "preferred wifi uplink AP" in the 1800S settings - but the 1800S seems to ignore that setting.
I have rebooted a thousand times, in various orders. I have "optimized" another thousand times. I deleted the 1800S from the mesh network, reset it, and re-added it.
Any ideas how I can force the 1800S to connect to the 66U instead of the much farther away 86U?
Thanks...