Is there a way to make 5ghz+6ghz mlo stable?

I have flint 3. I am on the beta 4.9 firmware.

Currently 2.4ghz + 5ghz mlo is the most stable for me, i got 2.4ghz +5ghz mlo everytime i connect to the mlo ssid.

If i make mlo for 2.4ghz+6ghz only, sometimes it doesn't connect to both bands, either picks 2.4ghz or 6ghz.

5ghz+6ghz is the least stable mlo, it doesn't connect to mlo often.

The Only way for me to fix it by disconnecting and reconnecting a couple of times until it gives me mlo.

My phone is pixel 8 pro and my laptop have the intel be 200 card. Same experience on both devices.

I set these to fix it but didn't improve.

# Enable the Proxy ARP

uci set wireless.wifi2g.proxy_arp='1'

uci set wireless.wifi5g.proxy_arp='1'

uci set wireless.wifi6g.proxy_arp='1'

uci set wireless.wlanmld2g.proxy_arp='1'

uci set wireless.wlanmld5g.proxy_arp='1'

uci set wireless.wlanmld6g.proxy_arp='1'

# Enable the Multicast to Unicast

uci set wireless.wifi2g.multicast_to_unicast_all='1'

uci set wireless.wifi5g.multicast_to_unicast_all='1'

uci set wireless.wifi6g.multicast_to_unicast_all='1'

uci set wireless.wlanmld2g.multicast_to_unicast_all='1'

uci set wireless.wlanmld5g.multicast_to_unicast_all='1'

uci set wireless.wlanmld6g.multicast_to_unicast_all='1'

uci commit

reboot

Thanks

Hi,

Do you mean that after removing 2.4GHz from MLO, the client device still cannot reliably connect to both 5GHz and 6GHz at the same time?

If so, please try the following:

  1. Adjust the distance between the client device and the router (e.g., walk around with your phone) and check whether it attempts to connect to different bands—or multiple bands—based on distance. In some cases, being too close or too far from the router may cause the device to prefer a single band rather than multiple.

  2. For laptops, check whether your Windows version has been upgraded to Windows 11 23H2/24H2 or later, as MLO support is only available from these versions onward.

  3. We also recommend updating the Intel Wi-Fi driver to the latest version, which can be downloaded here:
    https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/230078/intel-wifi-7-be200/downloads.html

  4. If it still doesn’t help, try disabling Network Acceleration under Admin Panel → Network → Network Acceleration and see if that makes a difference.

  5. Does simply rebooting the router help?

  6. If the connection is still unstable, please export the logs and send them to us via private message for further analysis.

  7. If possible, please follow the guide and share your device with us via GoodCloud so we can check it remotely:
    https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/4/tutorials/technical_support_via_goodcloud/

    Kindly send us the MAC address and the router password via private message so we can access it.

How to export logs:

How to send private messages: