On some forums, there are reports about WiFi problems related to a shared bands on the same SSID.
The common fix is to separate the bands 2.4 and 5G on a different SSIDs.
In my case, this config works without separate the bands.
that's likely case if router doesn't support Band steering, since 2.4Ghz will have higher signal strength, and thus preferred choice.
unless router support band steering (or Band select) it recommended to keep separate SSID for both 2.4G and 5 G
---------- Post added at 10:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:04 PM ----------
based on my testing, Redmi Note 7 pro is 1x1 MIMO on both 2.4G and 5G (AC supported). Thus max data rate is 72/144 MBps (96/173 with proprietary 256-QAM) (20MHz/40MHz) and 433Mbps with AC (80MHz) .
I got around 60/50 Mbps (download/upload) on speedtest for 2.4G 20Mhz. And 260 Mbps on 5GHz.
On this same router (4x4 MIMO, with latest broadcomm chipset), i got 660Mbps on my Mi Mix2 since it support 2x2 MIMO (n/ac) with upto 866 Mbps data rate.
---------- Post added at 10:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:09 PM ----------
Hi,
I am staying at Hyatt House Reston, VA.
They have a wifi from cox, i am able to connect through laptop, i can connect to the wifi router and then open web browser open their page and place the password and get connected.
however while i try to connect through my phones, one is Moto G5 plus and second is Redmi Note 7 Pro, both are not getting connected to wifi router. (if i get connected to wifi router i can go to web page and connect to internet)
i tried to forget wifi, restart phone etc however it goes on 'connecting' then 'saved' then 'disconnected' and keep on doing the same connecting-disconnecting but never goes into 'connected' state.
I have found that the problem is with only Android users however Samsung users are able to connect to the wifi after some efforts.
Please let me know how i can check if this some settings related issue or it is a router issue.
usually for debugging Wi-Fi connectivity, isolate Wi-Fi association and IP connectivity issue.
If your Wi-Fi is connected initially but you don't get dhcp IP( you get 169.xxx.xxx.xxx Ip range) and phone automatically disconnect, then likely Wi-Fi association is okay. So its L2/L3 issue. Is there any black listing or whitelisting of device?