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RBK53 - en mode Point d'accès - Mu-MIMO plante tout !
Bonsoir,
Jusqu'à présent mon routeur Orbi 50 et mes deux satellites Orbi 50 fonctionnaient parfaitement en Daisy Chain et en mode Point d'accès (connecté à ma box Orange). J'avais même le triple-play.
J'ai voulu cocher la case Mu-MIMO dans les paramètres depuis l'interface Web et ... patatras...
Le routeur n'a pas redémarré.
Il a semple-t-il fait planter aussi la box Orange. J'ai dû la redémarrer.
Depuis je n'arrive plus à accéder à mon routeur, depuis l'appli ORBI ni même avec un cable Ethernet branché derrière !
Il clignote en blanc longtemps puis affiche la couleur magenta.
Que puis-je faire ?
Merci de m'aider.
You can try a "Factory Reset" and set up the Orbi using the web interface from a wired computer.
As you did before, proceed to the Advanced Tab, Advanced Setup, Router/AP Mode and switch into AP mode.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMw4ePACgc4
I see no reason that Mu-MIMO should have caused the Orbi to fail.
Google Traduction:
Vous pouvez essayer une «réinitialisation d'usine» et configurer l'Orbi à l'aide de l'interface Web à partir d'un ordinateur câblé.
Comme vous l'avez fait auparavant, passez à l'onglet Avancé, Configuration avancée, Mode routeur / AP et passez en mode AP.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMw4ePACgc4
Je ne vois aucune raison pour laquelle Mu-MIMO aurait dû faire échouer l'Orbi.
Bonne chance
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You can try a "Factory Reset" and set up the Orbi using the web interface from a wired computer.
As you did before, proceed to the Advanced Tab, Advanced Setup, Router/AP Mode and switch into AP mode.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMw4ePACgc4
I see no reason that Mu-MIMO should have caused the Orbi to fail.
Google Traduction:
Vous pouvez essayer une «réinitialisation d'usine» et configurer l'Orbi à l'aide de l'interface Web à partir d'un ordinateur câblé.
Comme vous l'avez fait auparavant, passez à l'onglet Avancé, Configuration avancée, Mode routeur / AP et passez en mode AP.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMw4ePACgc4
Je ne vois aucune raison pour laquelle Mu-MIMO aurait dû faire échouer l'Orbi.
Bonne chance
Thanks for your answer and the video !
Effectively, I changed the parameter Mu-MIMO to activated it (I am in "Access Point" mode) and clicked on the "Apply" button... and the router did not reboot properly. So I turned it off with the button but when I turned it on again it did not seem to reboot (I waited 10 minutes) and I obtained the magenta ligth above (perhaps because my Internet Box had also crashed at this time - but I have not seen it).
After that, I realised my Internet box was down (no one at home could access to Internet) and rebooted it. I used a paperclip to reset the router but I did not wait until the led flash amber: I just pushed it one second.
Doing so, the router rebooted and preserved all the configuration I have enter before: the good network name (and password) and the new parameter Mu-MIMO active!
Now it works like that, and I am afraid to change another parameter...
The strange thing is that the router crashed and made the Internet box behind crashed also! My firmware is v2.3.5.30, the last one I presume.
Normally, when changing a parameter, how much time does the router take to reboot? (I have 2 satellites RBS50 with the router RBR50).
And should I be connected with the Ethernet wire to change the parameters of the router?
Best regards,
Christian..
C_Christian wrote:After that, I realised my Internet box was down (no one at home could access to Internet) and rebooted it. I used a paperclip to reset the router but I did not wait until the led flash amber: I just pushed it one second.
Doing so, the router rebooted and preserved all the configuration I have enter before: the good network name (and password) and the new parameter Mu-MIMO active! Aha. This is better than my advice. In future, I will recommend trying this first.
The strange thing is that the router crashed and made the Internet box behind crashed also! My firmware is v2.3.5.30, the last one I presume. The latest formware is 2.5.1.16 which can be downloaded from the Netgear support site and installed manually using the web interface. Unless the release notes for 2.5.1.8 and 2.5.1.16 indicate that it resolves a problem you are experiencing, there is urgency to apply it. (I have not, but others have and report that it works. Some others complain about "new issues.")
Normally, when changing a parameter, how much time does the router take to reboot? (I have 2 satellites RBS50 with the router RBR50). My experience is that changing some parameters is "instant". Changing some other parameters seems to essentially "restart" the entire radio system, which can take two minutes. This feels like a LONG time.
And should I be connected with the Ethernet wire to change the parameters of the router?
This is my practice, mostly because it is so convenient with my Orbi located next to my desktop computer.
Thank you for reporting success!