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RBR50 as satellite
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RBR50 as satellite
I currently have an RBR50 router connected to my ASUS modem/routerrunning custom FW and a RBS50 satellite. All is working great but I'd like to get rid of the Asus modem to tidy up space.
I have the system setup to seperate my 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz bands to fully support my smart home devices
If I was to buy the Orbi cable modem (CBR40) could I use the RBR50 router I already have as a second satellite to further extend my coverage ?
Any help would be great.
Cheers
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Re: RBR50 as satellite
Apologies.
I had a look through the forums and couldn't find an answer so I posted. Continued looking and within minutes found a post stating
" RBRs don't work as satellites and thus can't be integrated as such. Limitation of the chipset code"
Seems very constrictive on Netgears behalf. Suppose I'll have to stick with the system I've got now and another boxs on top of my desk 🙂
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Re: RBR50 as satellite
Any RBR can not be used as a satellite. You could connect it up as a 2ndary wired AP and use a different SSID name. However it can not be appart of your current Orbi MESH system.
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