Tri-Band WiFi Router Explained.

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The third band can also help with security. Use one of the bands for your smart home devices and another for your laptop, smart phone, iPad, etc. That will segment your home network. So if someone hacks your smart light bulbs, the entire network will not be compromised.

[@MrAtul1962]

The another good reason is if the device support more than just 2.4GHz band ,we can just reduce the range within the home just applying5GHz one (and also each band has difference of subnets also)

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3:30 in road don't go too fast 5:10 When there will be a n-band WiFi routers? Router that has n more number of bands. 5:15 He recommends TP Link archer!!! An insane router!

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[@PiterStreak]

Not sure if this is out yet but a 3 band router could also be used for wireless bridging. Have 2 routers connect to each other on the 5ghz band for back haul and use the other 5ghz and the 2.4ghz for devices. Cool alternative to do what older wifi repeaters did without having the speed halve as the same signal was used to send and receive info

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[@SuperLuigiGuy64]

I got a Tri band router and Mesh extender that I configured for my father's home network. He really needed it. xD

[@ardentdfender4116]

SLG64 Since you have used one and has experience in buying and setup. Is their any good ones you can recommend?

[@SuperLuigiGuy64]

@@ardentdfender4116 I definitely recommend the one Powercerts linked and as for mesh extender I'd recommend this one: www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Wi-Fi-Range-Extender-EX8000/dp/B074F3M2W8/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=mesh+extender&qid=1568912348&s=gateway&sr=8-3 . I don't recommend those unless you have high download and upload speeds in the first place. I'd recommend going for something cheaper if your speeds aren't very fast.

[@nvrworld]

@powerCert Animated Videos: as you mentioned in tri band router we have two 5 GHz bands and one 2.4 GHz band. My query is if router has two bands with the same frequency side by side the interference will be more right? Is there any difference in channels used or modulation in these two 5GHz bands??

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[@jasonluong3862]

This video oversimplifies the multi-band transmitter, but the basics are correct. For example, the third 5GHZ band is usually reserved for the backhaul that is used for inter-transmitter communication in a network with repeaters. This band is not used for any other devices.

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Thanks for all these videos. Have gone through half and loving it. Have a question though How does two 5ghz differ? Why frequency is same?

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[@TheChamp789]

My Xfinity router has what appears to be "Smart Connect" - it decides whether a device gets 2.4 or 5.0. Problem is, not all wireless devices can connect successfully in that scenario. For example, wifi calling does not work on my phone with the Xfinity router. My solution? I ran an Ethernet cable from the Xfinity router to a Wireless Access Point. The WAP has two separate and distinct SSIDs - one is 2.4 and the other is 5.0. So now, all wireless devices connect to the WAP rather than to the Xfinity router. No more connection issues! An additional benefit: the WAP is more centrally located in the house than the Xfinity router, giving a good wifi signal to the entire house.

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the McCallister Family from Home Alone gonna need Tri-band Router

[@davejoseph5615]

Okay, but the "tri-band" router has three "wireless interfaces." There will be a 2.4GHz interface, a 5GHz interface, and a 2.4/5GHz interface. Each can be assigned a unique SSID. If I give them all the same SSID will that cause the router to automatically distribute the load?

[@dariusmicsoniu768]

How can you have 2 bands with the same frequency?

[@ir4640]

Yeah I'm also confused

[@eraser0artem]

they use channels with 20 or 40 MHz wavelength (~11 of them), which is nested inside that range, so i presume it just use 2 sets of channels in 5GHz band.

[@klwthe3rd]

@@eraser0artem Exactly! The 5 GHz bandwidth has many channels within it that allow you to have multiple paths within that bandwidth.

[@arisweedler4703]

@@eraser0artem @Kenneth if using 2 bands in the same frequency is a solution, then why don't we see 2 bands in the 2.4 GHz frequency? Is it because 5GHz is better to double up on given other reasons? (Like better speed, less collisions with stuff like microwaves, other stuff that I don't know) If doubling up on a band was always available, then why did people even switch to 5GHz in the first place? (If you're going to add a band, adding 5GHz is objectively better?) If 5GHz is better, why don't people completely switch away from 2.4GHz? (Backwards compatibility?)

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@@arisweedler4703 I hope somebody answers this.

[@btursch]

The TPlink tri band router you recommend is now sold out. Which are you now recommending? We are all using lots of devices while in quarantine!!!

[@Cys62]

Very useful information. Thank you...

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Very very nice... 💯💯💯

[@ardentdfender4116]

I had no idea of this. I knew dual band routers but even barely at that.

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Good & Clear explanation:::thanks

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Crystal clear explanation. Thnx

[@stevepowsinger733]

I wonder if he is working on explaining the new AX standard which improves on AC and N. WiFi 6 I think it’s called. Also mu-Mimo. These seem to address problems of tri-band and Smart Connect. The store didn’t explain

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Great video 😊

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Great video thank you 😊

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Great job mr 👏 👏 👏

[@aprillynsinger]

@PowerCert Animated Linksys AC3000 Smart Mesh Wi-Fi Routerideos, it being July 2021 and wi-fi 6on the scene, do you have an updated router recommendation or do you stand by the same TP-Link router as linked to in the description? I'm looking at the Linksys AC3000 Smart Mesh Wi-Fi Router. It's a little more coverage than I need (up to 3,000 sq ft, I need about 2,200 sq ft) but it looks like a good choice and is tri-band. Your thoughts. Thanks!

[@fearnpropertyspecialist-re7470]

Can a wirless lab top fairly new be hooked to a dual band router without any wire to the labtop and Second can the router be installed wire free from the on modem in the home that is connected to the cable company

[@ajac009]

Triband and multi lanes should have added: Its like adding a second fast lane vs just another lane since 2.4ghz devices only usually only work on just the one lane while the 5ghz devices usually will work on both.

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thanks for all the good videos ... i have one question please, how you are making these animations what software are you using, please? many thanks

[@nick-kj6vg]

Can you explain how "Common Interface" works on TV's.

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Great video. 👍

[@LA-Creative]

Hello, thanks for this video! I’m searching the net high and low to find out, if Smart Connect is good or bad if one has a lot of 2.4GHz iot / smart home devices (sensors, cameras etc). Currently I have my smart devices on their own 2.4GHz SSID using one of Netgear’s more recent Access Points, the WAX206. I have two additional SSIDs that can either be 2.4GHz, 5GHz or “Both” (dual simultaneous). I only have one of the two currently used in “Both”mode using a different password. Do you know, if I turn on the 3rd band and name it exactly the same as the second band (and make it “both 2.4+5GHz simultaneous) and select “Smart Connect” (which seems to apply to all three SSIDs, looks like I can’t just have it on for the 2nd two ssids) will the AP open all three bands for access by all devices, potentially causing problems with my smart devices or will it respect the fact that the 2.4GHZ band has its own password and keep those devices separate? I like them separate for security reasons too (that 2.4GHz band has client isolation enabled and access to ethernet port devices and the AP / router GUI disable. Want to find out from someone who really knows what’s going on under the hood before I break dozens of devices! thank you from Los Angeles.

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God bless you, Sir! If u don't mind asking, what is ur job exactly? And how did u get this huge amount of information?

[@thegr8rambino]

do you have any videos on IPv6 and if we should enable it or not in our routers and how to best configure it? thanks :)

[@Inca.Arellano]

Do you really recommend the Smart Connect feature? What about along with a Range Extender that is only dual band?

[@akkinenisurekha]

So is this tri band WiFi router used in office environments as many of the people will connect to laptops n mobiles?