Setting up Orbi with LTE router

Factory reset the router using the back push pin button. Hold it in until the top led turns on AMBER then let go. Wait for the WHITE led to slowly pulsate, then log in to orbilogin.com using a web browser and walk thru the setup wizard. This time write down all important information for safe keeping later on.

You can reset the Orbi as well using it's web page under Advanced Tab/Backup/ERASE with a wire connected PC to the Orbi base router. 

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TLI-mark wrote:

I am having no luck getting back into the Orbi after doing a factory reset on the back.

 

On the Advanced-Advanced   lease question. I don't see that in the LTE router settings. Is that something on the Orbi?

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TLI-mark wrote:

I am having no luck getting back into the Orbi after doing a factory reset on the back.

 

On the Advanced-Advanced lease question. I don't see that in the LTE router settings. Is that something on the Orbi?

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Yes this information is in Orbi. It's very likely that this is what causes your issue.

Please check this when you finish your adventure with factory resetting. :)

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TLI-mark wrote:

DNS server 29.142.169.1

Lease Obtained 1Days 6Hours, 0minutes

Lease expires 1Day, 5 hours, 58 Minutes

 

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I suggest to do the following changes (if you want you can start with step 1 only first and see if it helps alone, if not then go for step 2 later):

1. Change the DNS to 8.8.8.8

2. Change the lease time to 1 hour as follows:

• From browser go to the router's debug page (http://192.168.1.1/debug.htm). Use your router's IP address or http://orbilogin.com/debug.htm
• Enter admin as user name and your router’s management password
• Tick "Enable Telnet" option
• Use Telnet to connect to your Router telnet 192.168.1.1 and enter admin and the same password as above
• Enter the following commands:
• root@RBR50:/# config get wan_lease    — Should give you --> 86400 which means 24 hours
• root@RBR50:/# config set wan_lease=3600    — 3600 means 1 hour
• root@RBR50:/# config commit