06-12-2024 02:40 PM - last edited on 06-12-2024 02:43 PM by Danny
We just switched from Cox Internet to CenturyLink Quantum Fiber. I can no longer connect my canon G6020 to their Wi-Fi 7 router. Anyone else having this issue?
06-12-2024 03:38 PM
Greetings,
Its very likely the Century Link router is backwards compatible. So no issues from that standpoint.
Here's what to look at. The G6020 has a 2.4Ghz radio and supports wireless broadcasts that use WPA2 / AES encryption. You need to log into the new router and confirm its settings.
Ensure its broadcasting a 2.4Ghz broadcast using the encryption standards I mentioned above. Some newer devices come configured to use WPA3 (only) and this encryption standard is not supported. There is usually an option for WPA3/WPA2 which ensure backwards compatibility. Its also helpful to use separate SSID names for each broadcast. Example:
myhouse7
Myhouse6
Myhouse5G
myhouse2.4
Modern wireless devices claim you can use one name for all broadcasts and that they handle "bandwidth steering" for you. Well, they aren't perfect, and you may find it easier for you to control which broadcast and band a device associates with.
Take a look and let us know what you find.
~Rick
Bay Area - CA
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