When running a diagnostic check on my network, a message comes up saying that devices on the network using older connection standards like 802.11g and 802.11n are slowing down the network, and apparently that’s mostly from the network of Wyze cameras I have on it.
The Wyze cameras have been generally very reliable with the exception of a few that just up and died, so is this message actually impacting the wifi network in general?
If I just try blocking the device, showing up as WLAN0 or something like WYZEC1-xx, it’ll just reconnect with another IP address and run around the block.
Is this anything that can be improved by moving them to a separate router or something, or is it a negligible effect and nothing to bother with?
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