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t_k
Feb 08, 2018Luminary
What you can expect with your Orbi system
I'm writing this mainly because a post like this would have saved me a lot of time and effort. If you're thinking about buying an Orbi system, or recently purchased one, here's a few things you can e...
naerok
Feb 27, 2018Apprentice
FURRYe38 why did you post and delete a reply to me? I was just typing another reply to say that your claim of 'one device can have multiple connections if they have multiple browser windows open to count towards the 250 connection' is total ignorance and almost laughable - especially if you are in the testing field as you say, I hope you aren't one of the people testing the Orbi for Netgear. Please refrain from spreading misinformation on these forums.
- FURRYe38Feb 27, 2018Guru - Experienced User
So someone is removing my posts I'm not.
So I'll digress from this and continue to post other wise. Information is up to users to use or not. If you feel that i'm not giving good info, then thats fine too. It's clear that you don't. I can accept that. I'l still posting. I'll agree to disagree and keep it professional. Moderators can always contact me directly if there is a problem.
Good Luck.- naerokFeb 27, 2018Apprentice
Yeah, I agree with you that information is up to the user to use. However you are giving out bad, incorrect, and repetitive information that has been covered in this thread, along with the LARGEST thread in these forums that discuss the exact issue here: https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/Orbi-satellite-dropping-connection/m-p/1355419#M12533
- FURRYe38Feb 27, 2018Guru - Experienced User
And I have been helping others successfully:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/AC3000-RBK50-iPad-Pro-WiFi-connection-issues/m-p/1507235
So information is good.
I see you have moved on to a differnt Mfr anyways. No patience either.
Have a good one.