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XR 500 Network map not showing wired xbox one x
I have tried to reach out to a couple others forums on here without any solutions. The only way I can get the xbox one x to show up is either rebooting, unplugging or flushing cloud. This issue has s...
I started this thread in January. Still not fixed. There is nothing that can be said on my disappointment with this issue. A gaming router that can see consoles and will not fix it. That is the issue. Also you lost a costumer. Once this thing breaks I am not going to get a netgear again.
it did not fix the issue, i also bought the xr700 to see if it acted differently and it does the same thing on shipped fw and upgraded fw.. what happens is anytime i use my normal set up CM700-XR700(in basement) hard wired to AP on 2nd floor. now anytime i have an AP involved anything connected to it WIRELESSLY goes offline and qos does not work with it. it seems the router does not see the devices and does not enforce any settings to those devices.. now as soon as i unplug the AP and restart the XR700 all devices show where they should. and i delete the ones that are stuck offline with no IP.
so it seems the issue is with using an AP (WHICH I NEED) i want this router, i love the features.. but please i hope the DEV team is working on a fix for this. ive never had issues with my router showing all devices hooked up to my AP on the asus GT-AX11000 .. or RAX6000 . i went with the XR series due to dumaos .. geo filtering and all the gaming features in the software. but right now im not using an access point and getting no signal upstairs. my gaming is fine sire its hard wired to an switch that gets hard wired through cat5e running in the walls to the basement. but i really need an AP. is there any news of this being worked on? ive seen many posting and im pretty sure its due to the same issue. they are connectint those divces to an AP.
other than that the router is great
jacegibson wrote:
ive seen many posting and im pretty sure its due to the same issue. they are connectint those divces to an AP.
There is not much of a difference to see on a network if a device is connected to a wireless access point or a switch or any similar network bridge.