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RBK40 (RBR40& RBS40) DISCONNECTS - fixed before but auto firmware upgrades BREAK!!!
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Re: RBK40 (RBR40& RBS40) DISCONNECTS - fixed before but auto firmware upgrades BREAK!!!
I'm using v2.3.1.x beta FW on my 40 series unit. I experience zero issues with apple devices.
I have factory reset my system after the FW and and set up from scratch.
Beamforming enabled, MIMO disabled. Manual channel 1 and 48.
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Re: RBK40 (RBR40& RBS40) DISCONNECTS - fixed before but auto firmware upgrades BREAK!!!
Thanks, maybe I'll give v2.3.1 a try, if I can get my hands on it. Even if that works, I still worry that the auto-update will bring out another poorly tested release thereafter to break it (as it did before), and I still see that as a big shortcoming by Netgear. I presume you had disconnect issues with Apple devices prior to installing v2.3.1.x beta, correct? They were hard to miss, if using iOS devices with any regularity...
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Re: RBK40 (RBR40& RBS40) DISCONNECTS - fixed before but auto firmware upgrades BREAK!!!
You can get v2.1.3.6 FW for your 40 series system here:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/Orbi-MR-2-1-Update-3-23-18/m-p/1533584/highlight/true#M26234
I would do a full factory reset after loading the satellite first then update the router 2nd.
I have not experienced any issuses with my Apple devices since I got my system 3 months ago.
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