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Chapter
6
Wi-Fi
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The Wireless home network or Wi-Fi consists of a number of devices, which are
connected via radio wave. It enables the Wireless connection of your notebook,
your printer or other Wi-Fi capable devices with your Speedport Plus 2.
You have two frequency bands available.
6.1 General
settings
Band steering is a technology that detects whether or not the wireless client is
dual-band capable, and if it is, it will push the client to connect to the less congested
5GHz network. The Band steering is enabled by default. Different settings will be
displayed in the screen if enabling or disabling the different band option.
Suggestion:
By pressing the Wi-Fi button on the front side of your Speedport
Plus 2, both frequency bands will be activated or deactivated at the same time.
6.1.1
SSID
Settings
The Wi-Fi name, also called SSID (Service Set Identifier) helps to distinguish
between Wireless home networks in the same location. The
Wi-Fi
name
must be
known for every device that is connected to the Wi-Fi.
Notice:
The basic settings for the Wi-Fi name (SSID) and the encryption can be
found on the label of your Speedport Plus 2.
Figure
6-1
General Settings (2.4 GHZ/5GHZ)
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