@ryma

What does it look like if you check it at the link below?

[https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Internet-Wissensbox/Defektes-5GHz-WLAN-bei-Internet-Box-2-erkennen/ta-p/564598](https://community.swisscom.ch/ t5/Internet-Knowledge-Box/Detecting-defective-5GHz-WLAN-on-Internet-Box-2/ta-p/564598)

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    @ryma

    What firmware is on the IB2?

    The following experiment would be ideal for isolating the error:

    - Tests on your IB2 with another WLAN device (smartphone, laptop)

    - Tests with your iPad on a different WLAN

    This way you could narrow down whether the problem is with the IB2 or the iPad.

    Can you arrange something like that?

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    Has anyone in the neighborhood installed a new WiFi or changed the channel?

    I would try changing the channel manually. You should also be able to do a scan to see which channel is the most suitable, but this is not always precise since the measurement location is the router itself. Otherwise try it out.

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    This is all too technical for me now and I can’t do experiment after experiment all day long. Especially not because I’m not a technology junkie. I am now requesting a new box.

    Thanks for your comments.

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    @ryma

    WLAN problems are very complex and often require a lot of effort to resolve.

    But yes, replacing the box is of course also an option to then confirm or rule out this as the cause of the error.

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    Does anyone have a phone number where I can contact support or request a box? All I see on the Swisscom website is confusion.

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    When I see the IB values, everything is fine. Could it be that the iPad is defective?

    And forget all the nonsense about manual settings in the router. Just leave everything on automatic. The router also checks regularly whether it should change the band. You’re doing more damage than good.

    I would see if you have another device (smartphone, laptop) to test whether the same problem occurs.

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      One more thing comes to mind. Didn’t you happen to reduce the transmission power in the WLAN settings? Then it wouldn’t be surprising if the distance decreased significantly.

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      Exactly the same problem with the Samsung A52. In the bedroom even 0 lines. As soon as I climbed the stairs there were 2 lines, 1 line in front of the bedroom door and an incredible 0 lines inside.

      And no, I did not reduce the transmission power. Didn’t even know this was possible. It is at 100%.

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      I’m not writing anymore because I have to think about returning to UPC. Everything is still installed in the basement. I never had any shit there. So I should still pay for a new router if the current one is defective? Not with me.

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      If the router is defective and has a warranty, then you don’t have to pay for it. The 2.4 band really doesn’t look good.

      Call the hotline and in this case have the router replaced.

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      @ryma

      I don’t assume you still have warranty on the IB2. But with a bit of luck you can get an IB3 at a reduced price in the Swisscom shop.

      You can also cancel the Anschluss and then order it again, then you will get an IB3 for free 🙂

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