pete y testing
Very Senior Member
hi guys
just opening this thread to provide a discussion on the orbi system
just opening this thread to provide a discussion on the orbi system
What channel does the 5GHz backhaul use?
Do you have control over the 2.4GHz and 5 GHz channels and SSIDs,
can you turn off an auto-connect type configuration?
hi dan
the first issue may have been that the orbi router had to re adjust its ip range bacause it saw that the router you are using was on the same subnet and orbi chabged its self to avoid ip conflicts
the second shouldnt have been a problem as the sat comes paired already and there should have been no reason to re pair them , i think the directions can be a bit confusing on that point
great thats its working as advertised
at this stage is your modem in bridge mode or still routing ? as you might want to ether bridge the modem if possible and run the orbi as the router or run the orbi in AP mode to avoid dual nat issues
pete
I plan on running it in AP mode then.
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RBK50/Orbi_UM_EN.pdf, page 72How does one switch it to AP mode so I can let me Asus 68AC (Wifi off) handle all routing aspects?
I do wish there was a way to force a client on the satellite or it had a method of handing it off when the connection is far superior. Seems really random on whether I am going to connect to my satellite when I am upstairs (at 175Mbps) or remain connected to the downstairs router (at 30Mbps).
The roaming decision is up to the client. Check its network settings to see if there are any that apply to roaming.I do wish there was a way to force a client on the satellite or it had a method of handing it off when the connection is far superior. Seems really random on whether I am going to connect to my satellite when I am upstairs (at 175Mbps) or remain connected to the router (at 30Mbps).
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