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giantbrownguy
6 years agoRockstar
Telus Wi-Fi Hub Specs
Hey everyone, I just upgraded to Gigabit internet today but I’m not thrilled with my T3200. Dots anyone know the specs of the new Wi-Fi Hub (especially if it’s Wifi6)? There’s very little into it there and nothing I can see on Arcadyan’s website.
BrandonT happy to listen to any of your suggestions.
BrandonT happy to listen to any of your suggestions.
This topic is outside of my wheelhouse. Ill do my best.
I encourage others to pitch in and add more info, or correct any misinformation I provide on this topic.
This is a brand new gateway, and is being rolled out in a type of "soft-launch" to ensure we are able to resolve issues as they arise without effecting a large customer base. There are lots of firmware updates to come which will add more features and stability. Some features may be added, others removed.
I have searched everywhere on the manufacturers Arcadyan website.
I could not find a single piece of information on this site regarding this specific device.
I have searched everywhere on Telus.com
I have found very little due to this being so new, and are still creating documentation.
Here is some random information I can find for the time being...
This is unofficial information, and may not be accurate.
- WiFi 2.4 & 5 GHz b/g/n/ac
Tri-Band Radio (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz Low, and 5 GHz High) - Band steering combines 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands into one SSID and automatically assigns devices to the best band.
- Features access point (AP) roaming when used with TELUS Boost WiFi.
- Enabling port bridging allows a customer to use a 3rd party router that is connected to the TELUS Wi-Fi Hub.
Note: Full device bridge mode will disable all the normal WiFi services on the device, including Optik TV.
I hope that answers some questions you may have.
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- WiFi 2.4 & 5 GHz b/g/n/ac
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- PowderjockeyAdvocate
Is it possible to suggest the number of DHCP Reservations not be capped at 10? Is there any way for them to increase this in a future firmware upgrade? 10 just does not cut it.
- BINYANNeighbour
Sadly, it's not Wi-Fi6
- BrandonT
TELUS Team Member
This topic is outside of my wheelhouse. Ill do my best.
I encourage others to pitch in and add more info, or correct any misinformation I provide on this topic.
This is a brand new gateway, and is being rolled out in a type of "soft-launch" to ensure we are able to resolve issues as they arise without effecting a large customer base. There are lots of firmware updates to come which will add more features and stability. Some features may be added, others removed.
I have searched everywhere on the manufacturers Arcadyan website.
I could not find a single piece of information on this site regarding this specific device.
I have searched everywhere on Telus.com
I have found very little due to this being so new, and are still creating documentation.
Here is some random information I can find for the time being...
This is unofficial information, and may not be accurate.
- WiFi 2.4 & 5 GHz b/g/n/ac
Tri-Band Radio (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz Low, and 5 GHz High) - Band steering combines 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands into one SSID and automatically assigns devices to the best band.
- Features access point (AP) roaming when used with TELUS Boost WiFi.
- Enabling port bridging allows a customer to use a 3rd party router that is connected to the TELUS Wi-Fi Hub.
Note: Full device bridge mode will disable all the normal WiFi services on the device, including Optik TV.
I hope that answers some questions you may have.
TELUS Employee & Neighbourhood Volunteer :black_small_square: Found this post helpful? Let others know by clicking [❤️ Like] or [Accepted Solution].
- stampederFriendly Neighbour
Wow, this was fast, there is now a teardown on ifixit;
https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/TELUS+Wi-Fi+Hub+(Arcadyan)+Teardown/129682
Do not try that at home! 😁
- WiFi 2.4 & 5 GHz b/g/n/ac