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I just had someone in Verizon chat tell me it is NOT possible to turn off the wi-fi on a G1100 router while continuing to use its Ethernet ports for Internet access. (I have two desktop computers wired to it.)
From what I see in my settings and elsewhere, it looks like he was wrong. But I'm a little nervous about clicking the wi-fi off in my settings. Can anyone confirm?
TIA
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@maggiebee wrote:I just had someone in Verizon chat tell me it is NOT possible to turn off the wi-fi on a G1100 router while continuing to use its Ethernet ports for Internet access. (I have two desktop computers wired to it.)
From what I see in my settings and elsewhere, it looks like he was wrong. But I'm a little nervous about clicking the wi-fi off in my settings. Can anyone confirm?
TIA
The representative that said that is a **bleep**.
you can go into WiFi settings and turn off all bands with safety. 2.4 Ghz 5 Ghz and guest network.
you just use the one of the 4 lan ports for wired devices. I would hook a powered switch to one of them if you have more than 4 devices you need to connect via ethernet.
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@maggiebee wrote:I just had someone in Verizon chat tell me it is NOT possible to turn off the wi-fi on a G1100 router while continuing to use its Ethernet ports for Internet access. (I have two desktop computers wired to it.)
From what I see in my settings and elsewhere, it looks like he was wrong. But I'm a little nervous about clicking the wi-fi off in my settings. Can anyone confirm?
TIA
The representative that said that is a **bleep**.
you can go into WiFi settings and turn off all bands with safety. 2.4 Ghz 5 Ghz and guest network.
you just use the one of the 4 lan ports for wired devices. I would hook a powered switch to one of them if you have more than 4 devices you need to connect via ethernet.
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Thank you Jon!