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I've been using the Orbi RBK50 for over a month, and I set up all my connected devices in Netgear's backend admin, with their names and device types. But I find that the selection of types and icons ...
Hi Andrew,
The hidden debug page is at
assuming that your router is at that IP address - it's the default.
There's an existing article here...
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/hidden-features/td-p/1149584
The telnet is easy once you have a telnet client installed/enabled.
On Windows 10, here's how to get it going....
https://www.technipages.com/windows-10-enable-telnet
Then, in a command shell...
telnet 192.168.1.1 and it will prompt for a user - use "admin" and hit enter. You may have to hit enter twice to get the password prompt. Enter the password, either the default that Netgear supply - the very insecure "password", or the one you hopefully changed it to when you first set things up.
NOTE: If you haven't changed the default admin password, you really should.! Having a password of "password" is terribly insecure.
Once you enter tha password, perhaps by also hitting enter twice, you will be at a ASH shell command prompt, and have a limited set of BusyBox commands available, including scp.
Hope this helps,
P