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Mountain20
Jun 17, 2019Aspirant
Ethernet backhaul - some satellites connected via ethernet, some not
Having challenges covering entire house - lots of double walls with sheer panels and stucco. I have an Orbi RBR50 with 2 Orbi RBS50 satellites connected wirelesly. I have moved RBR50 to differen...
Mountain20
Jun 18, 2019Aspirant
Thanks. Any suggestions on setting up the IP address for each satellite? I see the IP address in the Orbi mobile app, but not sure how to set it static when there are over 26 devices connected to the network. Thanks again
FURRYe38
Jun 18, 2019Guru - Experienced User
I would do this, set the default IP address range to 192.168.1.100 thru .200. Then add IP address reservations for the RBS first. Save setting. Then add IP address reservations if needed for other devices. I recommend for devices that don't need much or any router management, set a static IP address ON the devices thats outside the new IP address pool on the RBR. Devices like, NAS, controllers, printers and maybe some cameras, etc. Either side of the pool is good for static IP addressed devices. You need to do this thru the routers web page with a browser and PC or laptop.
Mountain20 wrote:Thanks. Any suggestions on setting up the IP address for each satellite? I see the IP address in the Orbi mobile app, but not sure how to set it static when there are over 26 devices connected to the network. Thanks again
- Mountain20Jun 18, 2019Aspirant
one more clarification please. do i put the satellites within the 100 - 200 IP range our give them numbers outside that range. Thanks again
- FURRYe38Jun 19, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Inside the IP address range.