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Re: Power Ouage
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I have a Netgear MR60 MESH WiFi Router and two satellites. Everything on the main system is working fine, but I recently took a utility company power interruption, and the light on one of the satellites is showing red instead of blue. How do I get this device back on line?
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Re: Power Ouage
Have you tried facotry resetting the satellite and re-syncing it?
Or trying to hardwire it back into the router and syncing it?
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I have brought the satellite within 15 feet of the router, pressed the synch buttons on both the satellite and the router, and got a blue light on the satellite. When I unplugged the satellite from the area near the router and plugged it back in at its remote location, all I could get was a red light.
I then went back to the router and pushed the synch button. Then I went to the remote satellite and pushed the synch button No joy there either.
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So it sync's by the router but not where you move it?
Sounds more like its a distance/interference thing.
How far from the router is it?
What materials are the walls made of betwen the router/satellite? (certain materials block wifi)
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The walls are concrete and brick, but I had good connectivity before I experienced the power outage. I have a linear arrangement with the router, satellite 1, and satellite 2 (the one with the connectivity failure) in a line. Satellite 1 has the masonry walls between it and the router. It has good connectivity. There is nothing but air and 25 feet of distance between Satellite 1 and Satellite 2. I had good connectivity before the power failure. One would think that it would be easy to restore the connection between Satellites 1 and 2.
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Re: Power Ouage
Satellite 2 works in the middle location, and Satellite 1 works in the remote location. I can live with this.
Let's close the case with my thanks to all who helped out.
Bill
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Re: Power Ouage
Be sure to save off a back up configuration to file for safe keeping. Saves time if a reset is needed.
https://kb.netgear.com/24231/How-do-I-back-up-the-router-configuration-settings-on-my-Nighthawk-rout...
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