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Orbi Pro SRK60 and GS316 wired backhaul sync problems
To improve coverage I have changed the network setup from: ISP modem -> SRR60 (Orbi router) -> SRS60 (Orbi satellite, via SRR60 port 2) and GS316 (16-port unmanaged switch, via SRR60 port 3) To: ...
rolandvaneijk wrote:
To improve coverage I have changed the network setup from:
- ISP modem -> SRR60 (Orbi router) -> SRS60 (Orbi satellite, via SRR60 port 2) and GS316 (16-port unmanaged switch, via SRR60 port 3)
To:
- ISP modem -> GS316 -> SRR60 (via GS316 port 2) and SRS60 (via GS316 port 3)
Is the new network setup usable?
No, it's not useable at all - you are mixing two networks, one is your ISP Internet, the other is your local network.
The ISP Modem must be a diect link/cable to the Orbi SRR60 WAN/Internet port only. Nothing else is possible (unless you head to operate VLAN capable switches and configure accordingly to be two networks, two VLAN, no mix.
Back to the original set-up.
rolandvaneijk wrote:
To improve coverage I have changed the network setup from:
- ISP modem -> SRR60 (Orbi router) -> SRS60 (Orbi satellite, via SRR60 port 2) and GS316 (16-port unmanaged switch, via SRR60 port 3)
To:
- ISP modem -> GS316 -> SRR60 (via GS316 port 2) and SRS60 (via GS316 port 3)
Is the new network setup usable?
No, it's not useable at all - you are mixing two networks, one is your ISP Internet, the other is your local network.
The ISP Modem must be a diect link/cable to the Orbi SRR60 WAN/Internet port only. Nothing else is possible (unless you head to operate VLAN capable switches and configure accordingly to be two networks, two VLAN, no mix.
Back to the original set-up.
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