I do n’t know the NDX2. But isn’t is as simple as doing a factory reset? I actually did that on my ND5XS2 not so long ago. Once the factory reset is done, you add the device in the app and select whatever WiFi network you want to use.
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OK, I don’t know the reason but if that’s the case press the spanner key on the remote and navigate to the network config pages.
You will of course have to connect the phone/tablet you use to control the NDX2 to Network B also.
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Dont think a factory reset is required on ndx2 to do this. What i am seeing with an ndx2 and my own nd5xs2, is that they are somewhat delicate when it comes to sone home networks. Perhaps it is a 5ghz thing.
Or the network set to WPA3
Think it is by default.
UPDATE
Thank you for all the comments which could well come in handy at some point.
To cut a tiresome and long story short, I am staying on network A but have moved the network A router back to where it was before - the room above my listening room (no Ethernet outlet in the listening room and installation of one would be difficult).
I found that when the router was further away it took a long time (around 2 minutes) for my iPad connect to my NDX2, whereafter the music streamed smoothly, but there were endless problems with the iPad disconnecting if left for any time. Very tedious when wanting to stop the music playing when Mrs Bubble needs to speak to me.
With the router much closer- in my case in the room above - everything works perfectly again: the iPad connects instantly to the NDX2, stays connected and streaming is smooth.
I am convinced, again, that the Naim app does work well, is robust and one can enjoy a Naim system fed by Wi-Fi but … the router (or AP, perhaps) really does have to be close to the system and your controlling device in order to have a trouble-free experience, despite internet browsing and TV streaming working fine with it further away.