U-NII-4) and before it does, device is not allowed to use them. And it seems that FCC insists on clearing individual device types for use on new bands (e.g. I expect that every modern device/OS has to have country limitations built in, just like ROS does. Strange, I don't know why factory Android couldn't see it. I was able to make the Pixel 6a see the network by installing grapheneOS.

So I'm wondering if anyone has actually made it work or knows why it doesn't?ĮDIT: I forgot to mention that it works as expected if I choose a frequency outside UNII-4, say 5180 or even one in DFS, like 5680. I also tried scanning with the hAP ax3, which I know can't use those frequencies because of the external antennas, but I thought I might still be able to scan them. Unfortunately neither of them see the ax2's 5Ghz Wifi, only it's 2.4Ghz. A google Pixel6a that supports Wifi6E, and an Intel AX210 based Wifi card (also Wifi6E). Unfortunately, I have only 2 devices that might see it. The ax2 reports that it is working on 5885/ax/eeeC(22dBm). width=20mhz configuration=cfg1 configuration.mode=ap disabled=no mtu=1500 width=20/40/80mhz configuration=cfg1 configuration.mode=ap disabled=no Code: Select all /interface wifiwave2 securityĪdd authentication-types=wpa3-psk encryption=ccmp name=sec1Īdd mode=ap name=cfg1 security=sec1 ssid='that one'

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