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Bandito
Dec 30, 2018Luminary
Orbi Satellite Slowdown
I continue to have problems with one Orbi satellite that after two-three days of use slows it's throughput dramatically. I can normally connect and get a full 300 Mpbs connection via the satellite, ...
FURRYe38
Oct 28, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Has a factory reset and setup from scratch been performed since last FW update?
Is the RBS directly connected to the back of the RBR or connected with a switch in between the RBR and RBS?
futureAlec wrote:FURRYe38 :
I have just updated to the latest firmware *hoping* this would fix it bus alas, it has not. V2.5.0.38
Distance between router and satellite would be irrelevant I would think since it is wired backhaul but about 40 ft.
I am using auto, out of the box config (for the most part. See Below). No Neighbors close at all.
I enabled all of these settings and it did not change anything.
Interestingly enough... When I unplug the satellite in question I still get crappy speeds (~50mbps) until I wait (seems to potentially clear itself up after a while) or restart the main router and then it's fine.
I am very close to just going and buying into the Asus solution of buying whichever routers you like and they all work together.
futureAlec
Oct 28, 2019Guide
Yes, I did a factory reset on both main and satellite with no change in behavior and it is connected directly, not through a switch.
- FURRYe38Oct 28, 2019Guru - Experienced User
I just checked mine. The RBS is wire connected with 4 switches in between. Been online for 6 days now since the update.
System Uptime 06:17:45:42
Tested my iphone about 20 feet away from the RBS. Speeds are to spec. Not sure if 6 days is long enough for me to see this or not.
You might contact NG support and get some additional help and information on this...
futureAlec wrote:Yes, I did a factory reset on both main and satellite with no change in behavior and it is connected directly, not through a switch.