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FURRYe38
Dec 27, 2024Guru - Experienced User
New - RBE970 / RBE971 Firmware Version 9.12.5.3 (All Regions!)
Enhancements: 12/26/2024
Improved 2.4 GHz WiFi connectivity.
Bug Fixes:
Fixed an issue where the 2.4 GHz channel did not change when using channels 9-13.
Fixed various minor bugs.
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Mooose
Jan 16, 2025Luminary
After the update some of my devices are picking up an SSID called NTGRBH_************. I assume this is the Orbi backhaul. The thing is, I only have one satellite and it is a wired connection classified as "good".
Shouldn't the wireless backhaul be turned off? I certainly don't need any more networks clogging the airwaves, especially if they are entirely unnecessary.
I cannot be entirely sure this network was not around previously, but I did not notice it until after the update.
FURRYe38
Jan 16, 2025Guru - Experienced User
Mooose wrote:
After the update some of my devices are picking up an SSID called NTGRBH_************. I assume this is the Orbi backhaul. The thing is, I only have one satellite and it is a wired connection classified as "good".
This has been there since the beginning if BE systems. NG is aware of it. Its locked and can't be used. We've asked about it. Not sure if or when NG will hid it on BE systems.
Shouldn't the wireless backhaul be turned off? I certainly don't need any more networks clogging the airwaves, especially if they are entirely unnecessary. No. It's there always, even if RBS are ethernet connected. Should something happen to the ethernet connection, the RBS have wireless to fall back on.
I cannot be entirely sure this network was not around previously, but I did not notice it until after the update.