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mmhffm
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Jul 23, 2021
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Muss das WLAN beim „alten“ Router ausgestellt werden ?

Bei mir wird das Orbi WLAN häufig unterbrochen und ich habe wieder das WLAN von meinem alten Router, mit dem der Orbi verbunden ist. Ich habe gehört, ich müsse das WLAN beim alten Router ausschalten ...
  • antinode's avatar
    Jul 23, 2021

    > [...] Ich habe gehört, [...]

     

       Wo?

     

    > [...] ich müsse das WLAN beim alten Router ausschalten - stimmt das ?

     

       What is your "alten Router"?  Maker?  Model number?

     

       If you don't want your computers/devices to use the wireless-network
    stuff from your (unspecified) "alten Router", then you should disable
    its wireless-network radios.

     

       Generally, you want exactly one router.  If your (unspecified) "alten
    Router" has a modem-only ("bridge") mode, and you don't have any client
    computers/devices connected to it, then you might want to configure it
    that way, and use your (unspecified) "Orbi" as your one router.

     

       Configuring your (unspecified) "alten Router" as a modem-only should
    disable its wireless-network radios.


       If your (unspecified) "alten Router" must continue to be a router,
    then you might want to configure your (unspecified) "Orbi" as a wireless
    access point.

     

       Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your (actual) model number,
    and look for Documentation.  Get the User Manual (at least).  Read.
    Look for "access point".