how do I know what band I'm on 2.4ghz or 5ghz? null

By default the 5ghz band is noted with a 5G at the end of the network name. If you see this on the name of your network you are connected to then you are connected to the 5ghz network. Regards, Belkin Support

get on your computer and enter 192.168.1.1 that should get you to your router setup. Check your instruction manual for the pasword and you should be able to find the information about which ghz you are using.

From what i can see on mine is that it will say just the name of your router or 5G next to it when you try to connect to it. Ex netgear and netgear 5G. both will be different networks.

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By default the 5ghz band is noted with a 5G at the end of the network name. If you see this on the name of your network you are connected to then you are connected to the 5ghz network. Regards, Belkin Support
Answered by BelkinStaff 14 years ago
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get on your computer and enter 192.168.1.1 that should get you to your router setup. Check your instruction manual for the pasword and you should be able to find the information about which ghz you are using.
Answered by HTExpert 14 years ago
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From what i can see on mine is that it will say just the name of your router or 5G next to it when you try to connect to it. Ex netgear and netgear 5G. both will be different networks.
Answered by Anonymous 14 years ago
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