Is 6.3.7 10 the newest 960 firmware?

ShawnC
Apprentice
Oct 30, 2023
Thank you.

Updated to it today and it also removes my wired devices. So frustrating.

For the record, there are no switches in this network, it’s flat. The wired devices are connected directly to the router and sats.

Im going to try the factory reset trick again tomorrow on the newest firmware.
- FURRYe38
  Guru - Experienced User
  Oct 31, 2023
  How are the RBS ethernet connected?
  
  What CAT# cable are you using? If the RBS are ethernet connected using there 2.5Gb ethernet ports, CAT6A STP is recommended. If there using the 1Gb LAN ports, then CAT6 UTP is recommended. There IS a difference between STP and UTP cabling.
  
  ShawnC wrote:
  
  Thank you.
  
  Updated to it today and it also removes my wired devices. So frustrating.
  
  For the record, there are no switches in this network, it’s flat. The wired devices are connected directly to the router and sats.
  
  Im going to try the factory reset trick again tomorrow on the newest firmware.
  - ShawnC
    Apprentice
    Oct 30, 2023
    Just an fyi… have been putting off this update as every update so far leaves me with no wired devices, even after performing the factory reset “fix” multiple times. Just applied the 7.2.6.21 update on my router and two sats (following the steps in this post) and once again I’ve lost all wired devices.
    
    I’m going to try the factory reset trick now to see what happens, if it fails again I guess I am back to the original 6.x firmware.
    
    There are no switches in this equation, my wired devices are directly connected to my router and sats. Wired devices work fine with the old firmware. With any new firmware, my wired devices do not show and do not receive dhcp addresses, I have to assign IPs manually.
    
    One small positive… with the newest firmware, my Orbi router is experiencing a 10% average speed increase from my ISP.

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Is 6.3.7 10 the newest 960 firmware?