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Contributor I
May 22, 2024

Found a work around. 
 

Go to asusrouter.com and go to wireless>MLO and enable. This is going to create two wireless networks. One will be SSID and SSID-IoT. You will than have to connect to the SSID-IoT and add your Sonos speakers to this Network. The SSID-IoT is a legacy encryption where your regular network is WiFi 7 encryption. My Sonos are the only thing that conflicts with the encryption on this router. This should work for any ASUS BE router like the GT-BE98. Hopefully Sonos push’s a software update to fix this. 
 

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Stanley_4
Grand Maestro
May 22, 2024

Search here for Asus and you may find some help.

If the forum search fails try using an external search engine. Add this as a part of the search:

site:en.community.sonos.com

Contributor I
May 22, 2024

I’ve searched and can’t find a fix. This router is pretty new. 

PaperWeightAuthorAnswer
Contributor I
May 22, 2024

Found a work around. 
 

Go to asusrouter.com and go to wireless>MLO and enable. This is going to create two wireless networks. One will be SSID and SSID-IoT. You will than have to connect to the SSID-IoT and add your Sonos speakers to this Network. The SSID-IoT is a legacy encryption where your regular network is WiFi 7 encryption. My Sonos are the only thing that conflicts with the encryption on this router. This should work for any ASUS BE router like the GT-BE98. Hopefully Sonos push’s a software update to fix this.