Possibly your leaving SON on and that prevents adjusting the bandwidth? Why is there not a mixed mode like most equipment has that uses WPA3 if supported, and falls back to WPA2 if not? Not as secure as wpa3 only but doesn't break compatibility with legacy clients.Īlso, do you think these routers are super stable, or do they need rebooted sometimes?I turn off SON and set the SSID's, passwords and bandwidth with no issue.
Is communication between primary and IoT restricted to certain ports while guest is completely isolated from primary? Are these internal firewall rules adjustable?Īlso, why don't guest and iot networks have an option for 5Ghz? There seems to be some firmware limitation that prevents multiple SSIDs from being broadcast on the 5Ghz radio.Īlso, are firmware updates managed by Verizon regardless of if you rent or buy it?Īlso, do you think these routers are super stable, or do they need rebooted sometimes?Įdit: Another thing I noticed is the only security options are WPA2 and WPA3. I couldn't find much documentation on it. Guest and IoT networks: This is the first home router I've seen with a dedicated IoT option. The ubiquiti equipment lets me select 20, 40, 80, or 160. It's stuck to 20/40Mhz for the 2.4 band and 80Mhz for the 5Ghz band. Wireless channel width: There is a drop down menu to change this, but it's grayed out. Even under "advanced" on the Verizon router, there seem to be missing a few things I'm interested in: I'm used to commercial equipment such as Ubiquiti that has more configuration options.
I just got my first Verizon router, a CR1000a.
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