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How can I see the wireless signal strength of connected devices to Orbi?
I just migrated from having two Pakedge Access Points. for a 5,800 sq. ft. house to a AX6000 Orbi Mesh system. So far I am very happy with the stability and strength. However to better manage the devices connected I used to be able to see on the Pakedge software the Wifi strength for each device, so if there was an issue I could either move the device or the Access Point. The Netgear software to manage devices seems way too basic. I was unable to set my Orbi as the main router passing though an AT&T Gateway and maybe that's where you do that, but I doubt it. I tried with all the help I found, but then I would have lost other things I wasn't willing to lose for the control of my home network.
However to better manage the devices connected I used to be able to see on the Pakedge software the Wifi strength for each device, so if there was an issue I could either move the device or the Access Point. The Netgear software to manage devices seems way too basic.
AFAIK currently there's no way to check the single wireless device signal strength in the Orbi AX web GUI or app.
However to better manage the devices connected I used to be able to see on the Pakedge software the Wifi strength for each device, so if there was an issue I could either move the device or the Access Point. The Netgear software to manage devices seems way too basic.
AFAIK currently there's no way to check the single wireless device signal strength in the Orbi AX web GUI or app.
Re: How can I see the wireless signal strength of connected devices to Orbi?
You are in the correct forum. I was confused. I do not post often in the AX forum, so 99% of the notices I get in my email relate to posts in the WiFi5 forum. It was sloppy of me not to read more carefully.
You are in the correct forum. I was confused. I do not post often in the AX forum, so 99% of the notices I get in my email relate to posts in the WiFi5 forum. It was sloppy of me not to read more carefully.
