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gregvi
Aug 19, 2024Aspirant
RBS50 Satelllite won't update to v2.7.5.4
My two RBS50 Satellites are currently running v2.7.4.24. I've attempted to upgrade the satellites to v2.7.5.4 by using both the Automatic and the Manual methods.
When I try to update the firmware through the Automatic download, it does not recognize that there is an update available for v.2.7.4.24.
When I try to manually update the firmware to v2.7.5.4, it responds with "The firmware file is incorrect! Please get the firmware file again and make sure it is the correct firmware for this product." I am using the RBS50-V2.7.5.4.img file that was extracted from the RBS50-V2.7.5.4.zip file downloaded from https://kb.netgear.com/000065539/RBR50-RBS50-Firmware-Version-2-7-5-4
Please advise.
Greg
Be sure your using a MS-Edge browser or Firefox.
Be sure your unpacking the .zip file for the RBS firmware to reveal the actual FW file (.chk) that gets sent to the RBS using the RBS web page. Log into the RBS web pages using there IP address given by the RBR.
4 Replies
- FURRYe38Guru - Experienced User
Be sure your using a MS-Edge browser or Firefox.
Be sure your unpacking the .zip file for the RBS firmware to reveal the actual FW file (.chk) that gets sent to the RBS using the RBS web page. Log into the RBS web pages using there IP address given by the RBR.
- gregviAspirant
Thanks. On previous attempts, it would prompt me to login to the satellite before the upload. After reading your message, I realized that it didn't do that this time. Browsing directly to the satellites IP address and uploading the IMG file directly to the satellite solved the problem.
- FURRYe38Guru - Experienced User
All Orbi satellites have 2-4 ethernet ports in back. If more ports are needed, then one can connect up a non managed LAN switch to the back of the RBS for additional ethernet port needs. Recommend GS10x or GS30x series non managed switches for most Orbi systems. XS series or MS non managed series for Orbi 9 series systems with multi gig LAN ports.
All Orbi systems support ethernet backhaul as well: