I have two B2200’s setup as a Mesh with ethernet backhaul (direct connection). On the secondary node, there is no 2.4Ghz broadcasting so far as I can tell. I see that it has a number of 5G clients, but no 2.4G and there are devices in the portion of the house it covers that only speak 2.4 and are having problems. What can I do to turn that on/prove that?
On a side note, I don’t see a way to upgrade the secondary node, can I get that to upgrade? The main node is up to date, but the secondary is listed as being on an older firmware.
Download a utility for your phone like wifiman (android) which shows what ssids are being advertised and see if there’s 2 being advertised for your mesh on 2.4Ghz
Disabling and reenabling the 2.4GHz option in the app did not seem to turn on 2.4GHz on the secondary node. I managed to get the nodes to upgrade, though that was a difficult process, but that didn’t seem to help either. What else should I try?
I also have the same issue. Main node is the only node servicing 2.4G clients. I have 2 x Sub Nodes with only 5G clients. Both of these nodes are running ethernet backhaul and all on same firmware level 3.215
I have a few devices back of property struggling to get W-Fi on the 2.4G range.
I did not succeed with the instructions provided above. I just noticed the 3.216 firmware yesterday, updated to that and saw no improvement. Wifi in general has been terrible since upgrading to 3.215, so I plan on disabling mesh/backhaul entirely, moving to just using the OpenWRT interface and running the second node as a separate instance with no DHCP, since clearly I need it to not be managed by the GL.iNet App.
I also have this problem.
Velica sub node only shows 5Ghz, no 2.4Ghz after a while.
Velica main node keep broadcasting on 5Ghz and 2.4Ghz.
Resetting,firmware updating,changing place is nothing improve.