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Orbi RBR50 wifi connection not working and sending 404 - not found message
We have an Orbi RBR50 that I purchased and installed to create a stronger wifi network for streaming and multiple device usage. The only device it will let connect to it properly is my MAC and even t...
Same problem with Safari links, Netflix movies, appletv tv shows, and amazon prime movies. Grrrr!
I think that the issue here is caused by double NAT.
If your Orbi is in Router Mode then please make sure that your ISP router is bridged and not working as another router in the network.
Another option would be to set Orbi in AP Mode.
If your Orbi is in Router Mode then please make sure that your ISP router is bridged and not working as another router in the network.
Another option would be to set Orbi in AP Mode.
- Vermont telephone modemPace111
Connected to Cisco VEN501-NA
Hardware version V03 Date 05/13
Cisco p/n 40442286
Connected to:
Orbi RBR50 modem “wired”
Firmware: 2.2.1.210
Connected via wifi to:
Orbi Sat #3/ 5GHZ
Hardware version RBS50
Firmware: V2.2.1.210
Also connected via wifi to:
Orbi Sat #2/5 GHZ
Hardware version RBS50
Firmware: V2.2.1.210
Also connected via wifi to:
Orbi Sat#1/5GHZ
Hardware Version RBS50
Firmware: V2.2.1.210
Also connected to:
Orbi Outdoor Satellite/5GHZ
Hardware: RBS50Y
Firmware: V2.2.1.204
Then connected to mac, ipad, iphones, Samsung tv, etc.
Problems loading some links to webpages, states 404 Not Found
Also: Apple tv connected via wifi, but wont launch any programs
Sherriebass wrote:
Vermont telephone modemPace111
Connected to Cisco VEN501-NA
Hardware version V03 Date 05/13
Cisco p/n 40442286
.........Thanks for the information.
- I could not find anything regarding the Pace111, but the Cisco VEN501-NA is a wireless router that needs to be bridged in order to avoid double NATing in your network. Wifi should also be disabled in the Cisco router. I guess that this router is not bridged today right?
- If you want to keep the ISP router setup as it's today then you have an option to operate Orbi in AP mode, which should also work for you.
So it's up to you which router you want to select as your main network router, but you need to have only one router to avoid all the headaches that will come from that.
The main Pace router is in the basement, then it is attached to the VEN504-NA, then a cable is connected that goes upstairs to 1st floor, and attaches to the Orbi Router RBR50 (which is next to the television), then i have 4 satellites throughout the house. I have no idea where to edit Daisy Chain, etc... Is it in Orbi? Or the Pace VTEL modem? I am not currently at that location, either.
