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Combining several ‘sets’ of Orbi routers and satellites
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2023-11-03
11:25 PM
2023-11-03
11:25 PM
I am currently using an RBR 20 as an access point and RBS 20 as a satellite. In order to extend my network, I am looking at buying some more 20s or 50s.
These are widely available used, as sets containing a router and one or two satellites.
Is it possible to add (for example) an RBR 50 as an access point and a couple of RBS 50 satellites to my existing network, if I have the same SSID throughout?
These are widely available used, as sets containing a router and one or two satellites.
Is it possible to add (for example) an RBR 50 as an access point and a couple of RBS 50 satellites to my existing network, if I have the same SSID throughout?
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2023-11-04
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Re: Combining several ‘sets’ of Orbi routers and satellites
@CR4 wrote:
Is it possible to add (for example) an RBR 50 as an access point and a couple of RBS 50 satellites to my existing network, if I have the same SSID throughout?
Having the same SSID will not create a single Mesh network.
Why not leave the RBR50 out of the network and add the RBS50s as extra satellites?
One thing you can't do is to use the RBR50 as a satellite.
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2023-11-04
07:07 AM
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Re: Combining several ‘sets’ of Orbi routers and satellites
Thx for the reply.
I know that RBR50 can’t be used as a satellite, but can’t use it as a wireless access point on the same network?
Seems a shame not to be able to use it
I know that RBR50 can’t be used as a satellite, but can’t use it as a wireless access point on the same network?
Seems a shame not to be able to use it
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