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SMRASM
Oct 24, 2020Follower
Compatibility
I have a RBR40 Router with 1 satellite that are working. I have a RBR20 router with a RBW30 Wall plug satellite. I cant get the RBR40 to recognize the RBR30 Router. Do I need to set up a separte network with the RBR20 Router independant of the RBR40 Network?
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- CrimpOnGuru - Experienced User
SMRASM wrote:I have a RBR40 Router with 1 satellite that are working. I have a RBR20 router with a RBW30 Wall plug satellite. I cant get the RBR40 to recognize the RBR30 Router. Do I need to set up a separte network with the RBR20 Router independant of the RBR40 Network?
Perhaps there is a typo in the description? RBR40 router, RBR20 router, RBR30 router?
If you Factory Reset the RBW30 wall plug satellite, it can be added to the existing RBR40 router as a satellite. The RBR20 router can only be used as a router; never as a satellite.
- MstrbigMaster
SMRASM wrote:I have a RBR40 Router with 1 satellite that are working. I have a RBR20 router with a RBW30 Wall plug satellite. I cant get the RBR40 to recognize the RBR30 Router. Do I need to set up a separte network with the RBR20 Router independant of the RBR40 Network?
The RBR20 router will not connect to the RBR40. You can setup a separate network independent to the RBR40, or omit it and connect the RBW30 to the RBR40.
- FURRYe38Guru - Experienced User
I'd make sure the RBWs FW is updated:
SMRASM wrote:I have a RBR40 Router with 1 satellite that are working. I have a RBR20 router with a RBW30 Wall plug satellite. I cant get the RBR40 to recognize the RBR30 Router. Do I need to set up a separte network with the RBR20 Router independant of the RBR40 Network?