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Use RBR50 as a satelite
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Hi,
I do have a RBK50 (with RBR50 and RBS50) and want to extend with a RBS50.
But can't purchase new RBS50.
So I a thinking of buying Wifi 6 router (RBK852) and use the RBR50 as a satelite of the RBR850)
Is that supported, will it work?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Wim
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Not as a satellite. you can hardwire it in and set it up as its own access point
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Re: Use RBR50 as a satelite
With the RBR50 system, there's several satellites you can use.
RBS20
RBW30
RBS40
RBS40V
RBS50
RBS50Y
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Re: Use RBR50 as a satelite
Thanks for your quick reply.
But is it also possible to use the RBR50 as a satelite of a new Netgear Orbi router?
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Not as a satellite. you can hardwire it in and set it up as its own access point
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Re: Use RBR50 as a satelite
Okay and thanks again.
Best way is to find/ buy one of the satelites:
RBS20
RBW30
RBS40
RBS40V
RBS50
RBS50Y
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Re: Use RBR50 as a satelite
Best way or cheapest?
I've seen several of the "kits' on amazon for renewed.
I've bought them before just for the satellites as it was cheaper to buy a kit and sell the router than it was to just buy a satellite.
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