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manuel-c23
May 13, 2018Star
[Bug] Wired backhaul + Router reboot = KO
- I use a wired backhaul connection
- The router gets rebooted (e.g. auto firmware update, settings change, blackout, manual reboot)
- Backhaul connection goes KO, the system don't recover the wired backhaul connection
My firmware is V2.1.4.10, I have 1 satellite and no external switches (direct connection between router and satellite).
This is a known bug, see:
- https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/I-found-a-Connection-issue-Resolution-for-wired-backhaul/m-p/1559747#M29420
- https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/OrbiOS-2-1-4-availability/m-p/1560759/highlight/true#M29582
Can we have a proper fix, please?
9 Replies
- budyLuminary
How, do you know, that the wired backhaul goes bad? On my RBK40, it sometimes takes minutes until the state of my wired backhaul is displayed properly again, although I can confirm that the satellite is connected via ethernet and ping times indicate, that is also connecting via it's wired backhaul.
In the meantime, the RBR's UI shows all sorts of scary states until is finally settles on "Good" again.
budy wrote:
How, do you know, that the wired backhaul goes bad?
Because after some hours the wired backhaul still doesn't work. I have to manually disconnect and reconnect the ethernet cable.
- budyLuminary
manuel-c23 wrote:
budy wrote:
How, do you know, that the wired backhaul goes bad?
Because after some hours the wired backhaul still doesn't work. I have to manually disconnect and reconnect the ethernet cable.
Don't want to be pedantic, but how did you verify that? Did you some ping tests to verify, that the sat is not connected via the wired backhaul? As I said, the indicator on the Orbi web site is not very reliable. Have you checked the ping performance or the arp table on the Orbi router when pinging the satellite?
- franktribeApprenticeSame problem here. 2 satellites. Ethernet backhaul. Router rebooted. System was unresponsive for hours. Even tried slowly powering on each unit one by one waiting in between. Ended up having to go back to 5G backhaul then it recovered. 5G backhaul is more stable for me. I have daisy chain off.
- FURRYe38Guru - Experienced User
Heavy segmented home? How so?
What Mfr and model Switches are you using? Any of them managed? If so, model#?
Did you set up 1 satellite first via wireless back haul, then connect the ethernet cable to the satellite from the router and let it reconfigure the system. Give it at least 5 minutes and watch for the top LED to turn BLUE if successful.
Does the satellite connect via wired back haul if directly connected to the back of the router with out anything in the middle?
franktribe wrote:
Same problem here. 2 satellites. Ethernet backhaul. Router rebooted. System was unresponsive for hours. Even tried slowly powering on each unit one by one waiting in between. Ended up having to go back to 5G backhaul then it recovered. 5G backhaul is more stable for me. I have daisy chain off.- budyLuminary
…so one thing I did notice over the last months is, that there are more people seem to have issues with the 5x-Orbis, than the 4x ones. This might be due to the fact, that the 5x are more widespread, but still…