How do I split Wifi

Mslucy09
Enthusiast - Level 1

I need to split off  2.4ghz.  Where do I do that?

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WiFiNewbie
Enthusiast - Level 1

(I just posted this same comment on another question, but it's the same thing you're looking at so I'm re-posting it here!)

Here's what I just worked out using some comments from Verizon I found on this forum. I can't vouch for anything, but it's the best I can put together!

  1. In your web browser, go to the Network Settings URL using the password printed on the bottom of your modem.
  2. I got a scary Not Secure warning but I went ahead anyway!
  3. Go to the Advanced tab
  4. Click on Wi-Fi
  5. Click on IoT Network
  6. Click on Wi-Fi Enable

That should activate a new separate 2.4 ghz network. I hope this works for you! And me too, I haven't tried to connect to it yet....

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scott31339
Contributor - Level 3

On your router page, you can go to the primary network Wifi page, and then change the name of the 2.4GHz to a different network, and then they will be split. I believe that's what you are asking.

Mslucy09
Enthusiast - Level 1

I need to split the 5.   My doorbell will not connect to anything bigger than 2.4. 

WiFiNewbie
Enthusiast - Level 1

(I just posted this same comment on another question, but it's the same thing you're looking at so I'm re-posting it here!)

Here's what I just worked out using some comments from Verizon I found on this forum. I can't vouch for anything, but it's the best I can put together!

  1. In your web browser, go to the Network Settings URL using the password printed on the bottom of your modem.
  2. I got a scary Not Secure warning but I went ahead anyway!
  3. Go to the Advanced tab
  4. Click on Wi-Fi
  5. Click on IoT Network
  6. Click on Wi-Fi Enable

That should activate a new separate 2.4 ghz network. I hope this works for you! And me too, I haven't tried to connect to it yet....