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AmitR
Feb 13, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
OrbiOS MR 2.1 issues
I wanted to reach out to provide a quick update on OrbiOS 2.1 software. We believe that these issues are affecting some users. Rest assured that we've been following this issue and working hard beh...
bramdd
Feb 17, 2018Guide
Nothing, I have Daisy chain running on my second Sat. Connect Sat to Router and put it where you want it to be. I'll connect automatically to your other Sat.
ewlhk
Mar 15, 2018Initiate
bramddwrote:Nothing, I have Daisy chain running on my second Sat. Connect Sat to Router and put it where you want it to be. I'll connect automatically to your other Sat.
If I am still at 2.0.0.56, I suppose daisy chain function would not be available? This is what I really need as my iMac is located in the study room many walls from the router. It needs another satellite to bridge the cover.
- santiagodracoMar 15, 2018Aspirant
ewlhkwrote:
bramddwrote:Nothing, I have Daisy chain running on my second Sat. Connect Sat to Router and put it where you want it to be. I'll connect automatically to your other Sat.
If I am still at 2.0.0.56, I suppose daisy chain function would not be available? This is what I really need as my iMac is located in the study room many walls from the router. It needs another satellite to bridge the cover.
Are you sure it requires a chain to cover? In my experience the range is pretty large for these, especially if your hub is centrally located.
In any case the daisy chain feature is the main problem with 2.1 but I have mine spread out and have no issues using the regular hub/spoke topology.