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Re: RBR50 *2 for dual WAN ?
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RBR50 *2 for dual WAN ?
I use FVS336Gv2 to aggregate the 2 WANs.
Then 7500 to share Wifi.
It work well, but :
- lack of house and garden coverage
- 2 devices management (in add of 2 modems)
- only 4 wires connexions for main subnet (need one more switch)
- need for better Wifi performance
So, could I use two connected RBR50 for dual WAN and Tri-Band functionality ?
Other thinks, could we add a 4G WAN on RBR50 ?
Thanks in advance for your time to answer 😊.
Mick
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Re: RBR50 *2 for dual WAN ?
hi
i will try and make some sense of your questioning as its a bit all over the place so i will try and break it down into bite sized chunks
so i assume the wifi is the netgear r7500
@Mick01640 wrote:
Hi, with 2 Internet acces provider.
I use FVS336Gv2 to aggregate the 2 WANs.
Then 7500 to share Wifi.
the FVS336Gv2 is acting as your router so its fine to leave it doing that
the simplest way would be to run the orbi system in AP mode behind the FVS336Gv2 , this would also avoid dual nat
@Mick01640 wrote:
So, could I use two connected RBR50 for dual WAN and Tri-Band functionality ?
Other thinks, could we add a 4G WAN on RBR50 ?
Thanks in advance for your time to answer 😊.
Mick
the orbi doesnt have dual wan connectivity so you would still have to use the FVS336Gv2 for that
the orbi doesnt currently support any form of 3g/4g support
also the orbi isnt actually tri band as such as the second 5 gig is used specifically for its backhaul connectivity and is not available for client connection use
hope that answers a few questions for you
pete
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Re: RBR50 *2 for dual WAN ?
Your best bet is to keep your FVS336Gv2 dual-wan router, and replace your existing WiFi with Orbi in Access Point mode.
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Re: RBR50 *2 for dual WAN ?
Dear Pete,
Yes is it the netgear r7500.
I had hoping to connect two RBR50 for all my need.
And 4G support with USB.
But not. Good explanation/information 🙂
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