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Orbi NETGEAR-Guest wont turn off
I just set up an Orbi RBK50 network using the Orbi as modem and router with 3 satellites. All good.
Somehow I have a guest network called NETGEAR-Guest, that I just cannot get rid of. I have ...
Nicarus wrote:
I just set up an Orbi RBK50 network using the Orbi as modem and router with 3 satellites. All good.
Somehow I have a guest network called NETGEAR-Guest, that I just cannot get rid of. I have used the Orbi app and the browser interface and have tried switching the network on, switching its name and security settings and obviously turning it off numerous times.
Each time I wait for a reset and each time the network persists. Even with the web interface and the app or showing it is switched off (and with the SSID selected as not showing) it is still visible and I can log straight on.
Anyone got any ideas how I can deactivate this most resilient Wi-Fi network have ever encountered.?
Thanks
I had the same issue last weekend. The network had no access to the LAN or WAN though. The rogue guest network was coming from one of the satellites. Turning the satellite OFF and back ON solved the problem. Try that.
Nicarus wrote:
I just set up an Orbi RBK50 network using the Orbi as modem and router with 3 satellites. All good.
Somehow I have a guest network called NETGEAR-Guest, that I just cannot get rid of. I have used the Orbi app and the browser interface and have tried switching the network on, switching its name and security settings and obviously turning it off numerous times.
Each time I wait for a reset and each time the network persists. Even with the web interface and the app or showing it is switched off (and with the SSID selected as not showing) it is still visible and I can log straight on.
Anyone got any ideas how I can deactivate this most resilient Wi-Fi network have ever encountered.?
Thanks
I had the same issue last weekend. The network had no access to the LAN or WAN though. The rogue guest network was coming from one of the satellites. Turning the satellite OFF and back ON solved the problem. Try that.
