I have attempted evey method and followed the guide, but the Slate 7 Pro seems at the current moment, unable to access EAP wifi networks. I hope that a update that fixes this grave issue chan be quickly released, and that anyone can help me connect to the eap network]
In luci, the network is shows as being unsuported
What is the encryption method used by the upstream EAP WiFi (MainWiFi)?
Can we obtain this information?
Can your other devices connect to this EAP WiFi?
Is it just a matter of entering a username and password?
Not sure if this is the same problem:
But I just got the Slate 7 Pro and the only 6ghz encryption available is WPA3-SAE.
My MacBook Pro M3 and my Samsung Galaxy S23U are unable to connect to the 6ghz.
Very disappointed, the whole reason I upgraded to this router was to have 5 and 6ghz at the same time. I have literally been downgraded, I have no 6 ghz, and have to use my old router now. Glinet please respond.
Unrelated to this topic. EAP is a type of WiFi people are trying to connect to, to repeat. Your issue is the WiFi from the Slate7 Pro and a client connecting to it. Best to move it to another topic or make a new topic if there isn’t one relatable. Just my 2c.
Can your MacBook Pro M3 and Samsung Galaxy S23U connect to the router's 6G WiFi normally when connected individually?
Or is it that these two devices cannot negotiate 5G+6G when connected to the router's MLO WiFi?
I have not been able to connect to 6ghz individually or on the MLO. The 6ghz is not visible on either device when I split and activate all bands individually.
