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How do I configure SG105W with both 2.4 and 5g networks?

Kent Cranford

I'm new to the Sophos world and have installed the SG105W in two locations. I noticed that none of my devices were connecting to the 5g radio. Looking at the config, my wireless network is set up to use both 2.4 and 5. If I go to Wireless Protection/Access points/Edit under Advanced I can choose one or the other and that's the only time that I can get the 5G radio to be active. I want to have both active and use one SSID so they can switch over on their own. Any suggestions on how to configure that?

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Kent



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    Hi Kent and welcome to the UTM Community!

    I believe that there's only a single radio in the SG 105w, so you can't have both frequencies at the same time.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson

    We were going down the Sophos route with wireless AP's but we found that they were a little expensive for what they offered and we probably would have overloaded our SG330 with all the other stuff going on.

    In the end, we went the Ubiquiti route (UAP Pro's) and haven't looked back. The equivalent in the Sophos was twice as expensive. Mind you, it was solidly made and you wouldn't want it falling off the ceiling on you!!

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    We were going down the Sophos route with wireless AP's but we found that they were a little expensive for what they offered and we probably would have overloaded our SG330 with all the other stuff going on.

    In the end, we went the Ubiquiti route (UAP Pro's) and haven't looked back. The equivalent in the Sophos was twice as expensive. Mind you, it was solidly made and you wouldn't want it falling off the ceiling on you!!

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