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Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 5:02 AM

XB10 (Sacramento CA)

How do I get the full functionality or features from the XB7.  I got double-band only (2.4 and 5)

  • Tri-band WiFi option: Yes
  • 2.4 GHz connected client limit: 100
  • 5 GHz connected client limit: 100
  • 6 GHz connected client limit: 100

Plus, how come I don't see IVP6??

Thanks

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6 days ago

Good evening @user_f0u94o, and thank you for reaching out on our forums. I see that you are not seeing the 6 Ghz channel on your Xb10.  In order to see IVP6, please ensure your devices are Wi-Fi 6E/7 compatible, as older devices cannot see this band. Have you also tried restarting your gateway?

 

Visitor

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Good morning,

My mobile devices are Iphone 7 Pro and 16 Pro Max which are supposed to be 6E compatible.

Desktop is also 6E compatible.

Xfinity App shows 2 bands and IPV4 only.

Thanks

I did tried re-starting the modem.

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