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RBS750 Daisy-Chain Slow Speed
Hello there I have a 300Mbps fiber and I have the following Setup RBS750 (Main Router) -> RBS750 (1st Satellite) -> RBS750 (2nd Satellite (daisy-chained to 1st Stellite). The Backhaul Sta...
You still loose speed with distance over 5ghz. It doesn't broadcast as far or through as much materials as 2.4ghz but is significantly faster.
but you're still starting at 300mbps so its drop off starts there.
Hello skous,
Welcome to the NETGEAR Community!
I understand that you are not getting the desired network speeds from your daisy-chained satellite. If your router and satellites are on the same firmware, then the location or distance from your satellite could be an issue. To troubleshoot please replace your daisy-chained satellite with one that is connected to the router. If you get the same network speeds from that router, then you can rest assured that the location is the issue and not the satellite. In this case, the satellite will either have to be moved closer to the main satellite or a wired bach-haul setup may be required.
Best,
Kevin
Community Team
Well distance should not be a problem, as all satellites reach 500mbps. And the distance between the daisy chained one to the satellite seems to be ok.
I will try by swapping some satellites to see if there is a hardware problem.
Regarding the ethernet backhaul, would this work between the daisy-chained and the satellite, or is it only working if the wired connection is to the main device?
I will try by swapping some satellites to see if there is a hardware problem.
Regarding the ethernet backhaul, would this work between the daisy-chained and the satellite, or is it only working if the wired connection is to the main device?
Shoud work to the RBS to RBS for ethernet connection.
