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Re: Orbi RBR350 + 2 satellites internet speed question
Hi!
Actually, I have one last question for you, because now that I think of it, it's not clear on my part:
Does the second RBS satellite communicates with the first RBS satellite? Or does it communicate only with the RBR?
Thanks!
21 Replies
- FURRYe38Guru - Experienced User
For backhaul, depending of the RBS is in star formation, the RBS would connect to the RBR. If the RBR and RBS are in a daisy chain configuration, then the RBS would connect to the nearest RBS that is closer to the RBR.
When you give the power line adapter configuration a try, then the RBS wil connect to the RBR if you connect the PL adapter behind the RBR and then the other adapter to the RBS.
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
FURRYe38 wrote:
When you give the power line adapter configuration a try, then the RBS wil connect to the RBR if you connect the PL adapter behind the RBR and then the other adapter to the RBS.
maxpuissant: Before you connect the RBS to the adapter, you should first connect your laptop and run a speedtest. It's important to use the same outlet pair for the adapter that you plan to use with the RBS.
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
maxpuissant wrote:
Does the second RBS satellite communicates with the first RBS satellite? Or does it communicate only with the RBR?
The backhaul itself can either go directly from the second RBS<->RBR or it can be daisy-chained (RBS<->RBS<->RBR). The web ui should tell you which topology you have.
As far as control goes, AFAIK Netgear has never disclosed the details.
The web ui should tell you which topology you have.
Oh ok, I'm using the Orbi app and it's show a straight line crossing the RBR and both RBS. So I guess it means that the second RBS is using the first one. Thanks.