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RBS850 Wi-Fi disabling
I need to use an RBS850 for an Ethernet connection only. However, other Wi-Fi devices connect to it. How can I prevent Wi-Fi connections to this satellite??
For any gaming for simulator applications, ethernet connection from the game console or PC would be recommended to ethernet connect to the RBR for best and optimal performances. They make varied lengths of LAN cabling to support distances needed. CAT6 UTP is recommended.
As mentioned, Wi-Fi on any Orbi system can not be disabled. Would negate the intended design and use of a MESH system as it's supposed to be online and running all the time.
You can't. But it should still be fine and not have issues.
The problem is MS Flight Simulator (the program creating this need due to the very high use of resources), runs smoother when it’s connected to a dedicated router via ethernet, for what I researched. I have an older Orbi router/satellite that I can connect to the cable modem. I’ll test it to find out if that makes a difference, as I currently can’t evaluate with the RBS850 limitation. I have over 30 Wi-Fi devices connected to this satellite, and over 100 devices connected to the router and 2 satellites, including this one.
And also, this is using the Quest 3 VR headset, which in turn, needs more resources. If you have other suggestions, please let me know.
For any gaming for simulator applications, ethernet connection from the game console or PC would be recommended to ethernet connect to the RBR for best and optimal performances. They make varied lengths of LAN cabling to support distances needed. CAT6 UTP is recommended.
As mentioned, Wi-Fi on any Orbi system can not be disabled. Would negate the intended design and use of a MESH system as it's supposed to be online and running all the time.
Thank you!
One thing you could always check is the Quest 4 supports 6E speeds.
so 6ghz. the RBK850 doesn't support 6ghz but I've seen add on access points that are 6ghz like the arris W6U.
tends to have less interference but less range. Maybe that'd be something to check into if you're having issues with it.