# Multiple MLO Networks

**URL:** <https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/multiple-mlo-networks/71644>\
**Category:** Router\
**Created:** [September 28, 2026, 11:52am UTC](https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/multiple-mlo-networks/71644 "2026-09-28T11:52:17Z")\
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**Author:** ![justsomeuser](https://forum-assets.gl-inet.com/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/j/e95f7d/32.png) [@justsomeuser](https://forum.gl-inet.com/u/justsomeuser)\
**Post date:** [September 28, 2026, 11:52am UTC](https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/multiple-mlo-networks/71644/1 "2026-09-28T11:52:17Z")

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I would like to add another MLO for the guest network.

From the UI, it does not seem to be possible.

From LUCI, it looks possible but I didn’t try it yet since i am not familiar with all the mtk-options.

Is there any way to to achieve this (Admin Panel, LUCI or cli?) and if yes, is there any documentation on this?

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**Post date:** [September 28, 2026, 11:52am UTC](https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/multiple-mlo-networks/71644/2 "2026-09-28T11:52:47Z")

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The exact procedure and whether a second MLO SSID is supported depend on the router’s Wi-Fi chipset and firmware branch. Please provide the router model and full firmware version shown under **System → Overview** ; this will determine whether LuCI/UCI can create another MLO group and which options are required.

Until then, avoid applying the apparent LuCI configuration: incomplete MLO settings across the participating radios can disable those Wi-Fi interfaces, and later changes in the GL.iNet Admin Panel may overwrite manual wireless configuration.

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**Post date:** [September 28, 2026, 11:55am UTC](https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/multiple-mlo-networks/71644/3 "2026-09-28T11:55:35Z")

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I am using a Flint 4

Model: GL.iNet GL-BE14000  
Architecture: ARMv8 Processor rev 0  
OpenWrt Version: OpenWrt 21.02-SNAPSHOT  
Kernel Version: 5.4.281  
Firmware-Version: v4.9.2

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**Post date:** [September 28, 2026, 11:56am UTC](https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/multiple-mlo-networks/71644/4 "2026-09-28T11:56:04Z")

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On the Flint 4 with firmware v4.9.2, the GL.iNet Admin Panel documents one MLO Wi‑Fi network; the Guest Network is configured as separate per-band Wi‑Fi networks, not as a second MLO group. The current [v4.9.x wireless documentation](https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/4/interface_guide/wireless/) does not provide a supported LuCI/UCI procedure for creating an additional MLO SSID.

Although LuCI may expose related MediaTek options, that does not confirm that a second MLO group is supported by the vendor Wi‑Fi stack. Avoid applying those settings until GL.iNet staff confirm the required MLD configuration for v4.9.2, as an incomplete manual configuration could prevent the participating radios from starting or be overwritten by the Admin Panel.

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**Post date:** [September 29, 2026, 4:26am UTC](https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/multiple-mlo-networks/71644/6 "2026-09-29T04:26:48Z")

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Hi,

Please try connecting to the router via [SSH](https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/4/tutorials/ssh_log_in_to_the_router/) and running the following command to add a Guest MLO SSID:

```auto
# Keep the original files for rollback.
[-f /root/wireless.before-guest-mlo] ||
    cp /etc/config/wireless /root/wireless.before-guest-mlo
[-f /root/mlo.before-guest-mlo] ||
    cp /etc/config/mlo /root/mlo.before-guest-mlo

GUEST_MLO_SSID="$(uci -q get wireless.guest2g.ssid)-MLO"
GUEST_MLO_KEY="$(uci -q get wireless.guest2g.key)"

# Generate four different local/unicast MAC addresses and avoid existing ones.
while :; do
    TAIL5="$(hexdump -n 5 -e '5/1 ":%02X"' /dev/urandom)"
    MAC2="02${TAIL5}"
    MAC5="06${TAIL5}"
    MAC6="0A${TAIL5}"
    MLDMAC="0E${TAIL5}"

    uci show wireless | grep -qiE "$MAC2|$MAC5|$MAC6|$MLDMAC" || break
done

# Remove only an existing manual Guest MLO configuration.
for SECTION in wlanmldguest2g wlanmldguest5g wlanmldguest6g mld1; do
    uci -q delete wireless.$SECTION
done
uci -q delete mlo.mld1

uci -q batch <<'EOF'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g=wifi-iface
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.device='MT7990_1_1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.network='guest'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.mode='ap'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.encryption='sae'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.wds='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.isolate='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.hidden='0'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.ifname='ra4'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.vifidx='5'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.ieee80211k='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.bss_transition='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.mld='mld1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.guest='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.init='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.disabled='0'

set wireless.wlanmldguest5g=wifi-iface
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.device='MT7990_1_2'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.network='guest'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.mode='ap'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.encryption='sae'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.wds='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.isolate='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.hidden='0'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.ifname='rai4'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.vifidx='5'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.ieee80211k='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.bss_transition='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.mld='mld1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.guest='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.init='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.disabled='0'

set wireless.wlanmldguest6g=wifi-iface
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.device='MT7990_1_3'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.network='guest'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.mode='ap'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.encryption='sae'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.sae_pwe='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.wds='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.isolate='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.hidden='0'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.ifname='rax4'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.vifidx='4'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.ieee80211k='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.bss_transition='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.mld='mld1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.guest='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.init='1'
set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.disabled='0'

set wireless.mld1=wifi-mld
set wireless.mld1.eht_t2lmnegosupport='1'
set wireless.mld1.mode='ap'
set wireless.mld1.encryption='sae'
set wireless.mld1.hidden='0'
set wireless.mld1.mldgroup='2'
set wireless.mld1.guest='1'
set wireless.mld1.isolate='1'
set wireless.mld1.disabled='0'
set wireless.mld1.init='1'
set wireless.mld1.iface='ra4 rai4 rax4'

set mlo.mld1=wifi-mld
set mlo.mld1.disabled='0'
add_list mlo.mld1.bands='2g'
add_list mlo.mld1.bands='5g'
add_list mlo.mld1.bands='6g'
EOF

# Apply the separate SSID, existing Guest password, and generated MACs.
for SECTION in wlanmldguest2g wlanmldguest5g wlanmldguest6g; do
    uci set wireless.$SECTION.ssid="$GUEST_MLO_SSID"
    uci set wireless.$SECTION.key="$GUEST_MLO_KEY"
done

uci set wireless.wlanmldguest2g.macaddr="$MAC2"
uci set wireless.wlanmldguest5g.macaddr="$MAC5"
uci set wireless.wlanmldguest6g.macaddr="$MAC6"

uci set wireless.mld1.ssid="$GUEST_MLO_SSID"
uci set wireless.mld1.key="$GUEST_MLO_KEY"
uci set wireless.mld1.mld_macaddr="$MLDMAC"
uci set mlo.mld1.mld_macaddr="$MLDMAC"

uci commit wireless
uci commit mlo

wifi reload 

```

To restore the original configuration:

```auto
cp /root/wireless.before-guest-mlo /etc/config/wireless
cp /root/mlo.before-guest-mlo /etc/config/mlo

wifi reload 

```

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**Author:** ![justsomeuser](https://forum-assets.gl-inet.com/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/j/e95f7d/32.png) [@justsomeuser](https://forum.gl-inet.com/u/justsomeuser)\
**Post date:** [October 3, 2026, 8:16pm UTC](https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/multiple-mlo-networks/71644/7 "2026-10-03T20:16:46Z")

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That worked perfectly, thanks!