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If I put my Orbi AX6000 in bridge mode will it turn off the satellites
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If I put my Orbi AX6000 in bridge mode will it turn off the satellites
Hi - I am getting mixed answers. My service provider Atlantic Broadband told me to put my Orbi in bridge mode or my Tivo and on demand wont work - but when I call Netgear they say if I put it in bridge mode the satellites will turn off. Any advice on how to accomplish both.
I currently dont have it in bridge mode and it is super buggy and not performing well. I have to believe it is because two routers are competing.
P.S. I have no technical skills - so please provide a layperson answer 🙂
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Re: If I put my Orbi AX6000 in bridge mode will it turn off the satellites
I think they probably mean access point mode. Access point mode won't interfere with your satellites.
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Re: If I put my Orbi AX6000 in bridge mode will it turn off the satellites
Please post about this over in the Orbi AX forum:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi-AX/bd-p/en-home-orbi-ax
RBS work in router more AP mode,
Good Luck.
@ogdl wrote:Hi - I am getting mixed answers. My service provider Atlantic Broadband told me to put my Orbi in bridge mode or my Tivo and on demand wont work - but when I call Netgear they say if I put it in bridge mode the satellites will turn off. Any advice on how to accomplish both.
I currently dont have it in bridge mode and it is super buggy and not performing well. I have to believe it is because two routers are competing.
P.S. I have no technical skills - so please provide a layperson answer 🙂
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