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New - RBR750 / RBS750 Firmware Version 4.6.7.13 Released
New Features: 03/24/2022
SPC support for clients connected to guest network.
DHCP Option 60&61 support for ISP internet & IPTV connectivity.
Enhancements:
Singapore password requiremen...
I don't think my screen shot worked. My point is i updated both satellites together using manual process and one updated 4.6.7.13 and the other 4.6.7.14. Surely a strange situation? I tried again and it made no difference
To correctly manually update the one RBS, you would need to download the RBS fw file, unpack the FW.zip file. Log into the IP address given to the RBS and use the RBS web page directly to send the FW file to the RBS.
SGDH wrote:
I don't think my screen shot worked. My point is i updated both satellites together using manual process and one updated 4.6.7.13 and the other 4.6.7.14. Surely a strange situation? I tried again and it made no difference
- Looks like 4.6.8.2 has just dropped for the 750 models.
I haven't upgraded yet but will do this evening. 👍
Jimbo84 wrote:
Looks like 4.6.8.2 has just dropped for the 750 models.
I haven't upgraded yet but will do this evening. 👍Not seeing this on my 750, it appears this is only available for the 850 series.
- Check the support page online, definitely there as I've just downloaded it. 🙂
FWIW, and because I am a happy risk taker, I used auto update via the Orbi app on my iPhone to load 4.6.8.2 on one network, which automatically included the router and two satellites.
After that was done, when I used Anywhere Access via the Orbi app to do the same update on a second (two RBSs) network 600 miles away, I was surprised to learn it already had been done, obviously not by me.
Only note at this point is that the connections of devices to the router and satellites has been improved in both networks.
Happy outcome, so far.
Please post about any experiences in that thread after loading it up.
Dalmy wrote:
FWIW, and because I am a happy risk taker, I used auto update via the Orbi app on my iPhone to load 4.6.8.2 on one network, which automatically included the router and two satellites.
After that was done, when I used Anywhere Access via the Orbi app to do the same update on a second (two RBSs) network 600 miles away, I was surprised to learn it already had been done, obviously not by me.
Only note at this point is that the connections of devices to the router and satellites has been improved in both networks.
Happy outcome, so far.
Interesting. Only about a month from the previous release. Must be addressing something significant. Not sure the release notes tell the full tale as they always seem abbreviated and several overlaps with the previous release.