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petesaunders
Jun 12, 2017Star
Overlapping two Orbi systems
HI folks, How does Orbi handle interference both on backhaul and user wifi if two systems are close to each other? I have a scenario where two seperate networks are next door to each other bu...
petesaunders
Jun 12, 2017Star
Excuse my error:
I am referring to RBR50 routers not RBK50 - I see RBK refers to Kit.
- peteytestingJun 12, 2017Hero
in theory the backhaul signal should see its been interfered with and move to another channel because they use the dfs channels or alrt the higher channels
havnt tried it so cant be 100% sure but rime will tell for you
- cyberprashantJul 29, 2017Luminary
I'm using 2 ORBI's- one for a guest & IoT network that is physically separated from a secure private network. Both ORBI's are connected to a border router in a Y-configuration (Seems like way overkill but the rationale behind this can be found here: https://www.pcper.com/reviews/General-Tech/Steve-Gibsons-Three-Router-Solution-IOT-Insecurity
So far seems to be OK, but occasionally I'm having some trouble getting consistent speeds on the newer 2nd set of RBR/RBS50. I will keep u posted here. So far I set One rotuer to channel 1 and the other to channel 11. I'm hoping the backhaul channels auto-steer.
- peteytestingJul 29, 2017Hero
sorry but rartional
cyberprashant wrote:
overkill but the rationale behind this can be found here: https://www.pcper.com/reviews/General-Tech/Steve-Gibsons-Three-Router-Solution-IOT-Insecurity
sorry but rational thinking and that man and his web site are worlds apart , all you achieve is dual nat
you have heard of vlans ? far better and less messy way to go and just as secure