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A RBS750 satellite is connected 2 another RBS750 satellite instead of the RBR750 router via wifi...
Hello. One of my RBS750 satellites is currently connected to another RBS750 satellite instead of the RBR750 router via wifi. Both are currently at 5 GHz. Satellite to satellite has a good backhau...
What is the layout of the RBS is relation to the RBR? Out in a line from each other in line, piggy backing, or in a star formation out from the RBR?
What is the size of your home? Sq Ft?
What is the distance between the router and 📡 satellite(s)? 30 feet or more is recommended in between RBR and RBS📡 to begin with depending upon building materials when wirelessly connected.
Is the system working as is? If so, you'd be ok to let it run like this...The RBR could be getting results from the farther RBS and reporting it being poor rather then being GOOD since the connection maybe GOOD between the two RBSs.
Yeah, it's mostly works. Once in a while disconnected. I was curious why it was like that. House is huge one floor, long shape, and almost 4K sq. ft.
I moved the satellite and now it connects to the router even though its backhaul is weak. Is there a way to force their backhauls to use 2.4 Ghz for the greater distances?
It's all automatic.
ant wrote:
I moved the satellite and now it connects to the router even though its backhaul is weak. Is there a way to force their backhauls to use 2.4 Ghz for the greater distances?
You don't want it to use the 2.4ghz backhaul. 2.4ghz is very slow even in close range and sensitive to interference. A weak 5ghz signal is still going to be faster and have less interference than a 2.4ghz one.
plemans wrote:
ant wrote:I moved the satellite and now it connects to the router even though its backhaul is weak. Is there a way to force their backhauls to use 2.4 Ghz for the greater distances?
You don't want it to use the 2.4ghz backhaul. 2.4ghz is very slow even in close range and sensitive to interference. A weak 5ghz signal is still going to be faster and have less interference than a 2.4ghz one.
Thanks. These days, I see weak. I don't see it as good anymore. Once in a while, it's disconnected. 😕
