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sxmata
Dec 16, 2020Aspirant
Orbi Router RBR40
I'm having problems hooking my new The Mirror exercise equipement up to my orbi system - Mirror has told me to call my internet provider to have them allow the router to give access to the Mirror but...
hammie1234
Dec 19, 2020Aspirant
Hi,
I had a Google Nest Router for several years, which included 9 months of The Mirror. It was fine there. Google released some bad firmware and cut the internet speeds way down, so I got an Orbi RBR850.
I had a similar issue: my Mirror was working for one minute, then "Rejoining" for a minute, then "Rejoining" again. I have a short term fix: I started a Guest network with my Orbi, and joined the Mirror through that. Once Mirror was paired with Guest Network (and my cell phone was on Guest), I could run the classes no problem. I have a call with Mirror tech support in a few days, to see what's going on. But, that's story.
- FURRYe38Dec 19, 2020Guru - Experienced User
Thanks for letting us know. Be sure to visit the Orbi AX forum for additional help and information regarding Orbi AX system.
Good Luck.
hammie1234 wrote:Hi,
I had a Google Nest Router for several years, which included 9 months of The Mirror. It was fine there. Google released some bad firmware and cut the internet speeds way down, so I got an Orbi RBR850.
I had a similar issue: my Mirror was working for one minute, then "Rejoining" for a minute, then "Rejoining" again. I have a short term fix: I started a Guest network with my Orbi, and joined the Mirror through that. Once Mirror was paired with Guest Network (and my cell phone was on Guest), I could run the classes no problem. I have a call with Mirror tech support in a few days, to see what's going on. But, that's story.
- hammie1234Dec 19, 2020Aspirant
I don't know why a Guest network would work with The Mirror and the regular network does not. I assume there are less security restrictions on a Guest network (than regular network)? Can anyone help me find out the specifics on this?
- FURRYe38Dec 19, 2020Guru - Experienced User
Guest Network is directly tied to the WAN port connection, thus bypasses the LAN side and router and firewall portions of the RBR.