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Orbi satellite will not show connected devices
When I connect to my orbi satellite via 192.168.1.5, I get the normal home screen. When I click on connected devices, I get the "please wait a moment screen" and the devices never show.
This started after I had renamed a lot of devices on the main router attached devices screen. I was renaming things like kindle-08192B to kitchen-echo. I was doing so that I could easily tell which devices were connecting to my satellite. I have no idea if this had anything thing to do with my satellite connected devices screen locking up but the behavour started around the same time. I've tried restarting both the router and satellite but this hasn't helped. I hate to do a factory reset because my system is running great right now and it seems silly to restart everything just because I can't see which devices are connected to the satellite. Anyone have any ideas?
Hello tsutaz
Find the Ip address of those satellites in the attached devices then put that ip address into your web browser should be a 192.168.1.x address then you can see what is attached to that satellite.
DarrenM
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I have the same issue. I attached a new computer to the Orbi satellite via wired connection. The connection is solid but the Attached Device screen did not register this device at all. Another issue is that some devices shown has two IP addresses. Is there a stealth mode?
After update the Satelitte firmaware to V1.4.0.16, it fixed my problems, no more duplicate IP address, nor stealth attached device.
I experience this problem on both the .16 and .34 firmware. I connect directly to the ORBI Sat and the main screen shows devices are connected. However, when I click on "Connected Devices" it spins and does not display any data. I have tried on EDGE, IE11 and Chrome so it is not a browser problem.
This is a good product and it is a shame that Netgear does not do a better job of cleaning up their software. I also wish they would fix the Genie App to work properly with the ORBI.
What firmware version is the satalite and router on?
Forgot to mention that key component. This problem occurs in firmware 1.4.0.16. I'm hoping this will be addressed before the next firmware update but they wont address it if they don't know about it.
I did some testing on my units last night going from the Satalite to the router with multiple devices and refreshing the list of connected devices to both. Like you I re-named a number of my devices that I have multiple of or just didn't have friendly names. I wasn't able to replicate your issue as the list updated without an issue as the devices switched the connection.
I had a problem with the traffic counter not working after updating to 1.4.0.16 and had to start from scratch in order for it work correctly. Over the years Netgear firmware updates seems to always cause something to go south and I was hoping they had it under control after not using Netgear for a few years and just now coming back.
Hello GarylnEdmond
You should be able to connect to the main page via 192.168.1.1 and then click attached devices and see whats attached to the satellite. Also are you saying that devices show up as unknown?
DarrenM
Go to the IP address of your satellite. Login with same credentials as your Orbi Router
RIGHT click on "Connected Devices"
Select "Open Link in New Tab" (or) "Open Link in New Window"
New Tab or Window will show the information
If you go back to the satellite screen and left click on Connected Devices, it will work until you end your session.
I have just tried to establish what devices are connected to my satellite.
Have got the IP from the router Attached Devices.
I log in to the satellite IP with the router sign in details no problem,
I get the Orbi logo and colours but it displays a message "Please wait a moment..." but it never resolves.
Have been on V1.10.1.2 since the auto update and have used this page since that update but now it will not display.
try clearing yoour browser cache
