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icermize
Dec 12, 2019Tutor
Camera doesn't connect to satellite, other devices do. Orbi RBK22
I have the Orbi router in the rear of my home and the satellite in the front. The satellite is hard wired to one of my computers and my tablet is using the satellite WiFi.. I placed the satellite i...
icermize
Dec 12, 2019Tutor
I appreciate your explaination and advice but am still confused about forcing the camera to connect to the satellite. I don't see any option for that to happen. Icer
CrimpOn
Dec 12, 2019Guru - Experienced User
You are exactly correct. There is no method to "force" a device to connect to a specific access point. All you can do is attempt to interest a device in one access point and hope that it "sticks".
I sure if you polled the people who spend a lot of time on the community forum, that nearly everyone would say, "PLEASE make this a feature so that people can get on with life!"
- icermizeDec 12, 2019Tutor
Thank you for confirming my belief that I have made an error in selecting this system. It was recommended to me by someone who knows less than I do but who is having great success with his system. Hopefully I'll find a solution before my eyesight goes completely :)
- plemansDec 12, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Can you move the satellite further away from the router?
Again, when you're to close, there tends to be issues.
- icermizeDec 12, 2019Tutor
Unfortunately, my house is a small two story. The AT&T Router that feeds the Orbi system is near the back of the house and the satellite is at the front. At best I might gain another 6 feet but doubt that would help. I assumed that placing the satellite just above the location of the camera would be the answer. Unfortunately, adding the Orbi has not helped at all