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IOGear GWU627 Will this work rbr20
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IOGear GWU627 Will this work rbr20
I need to stop buying the orbi at Costco. They didn’t,t have ports needed or was way to powerful strength for the house. I know I asked before but which would be better a unmanaged switch plugged into the orbi or a IOGear GWU627 plugged into a lorex system dar. Suggestions welcome but already purchased lorex system and orbi.
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Re: IOGear GWU627 Will this work rbr20
Unmanaged switches are perferred. NG GS-105/108s are something to review. D-Links DGS-105/108 work well with my Orbi system. If you need a managed switch, just be sure that ALL IGMP protocols are disabled on the managed switch.
My Setup | ISP SparkLight | Internet Cable 1000↓/50↑ CM1200 Modem | Wifi Router Orbi RBK853 (Router Mode), Wired Backhaul and RBK752 | Switches NG GS105/8, GS308v3, GS110MX and XS505M |
Additional NG HW: C7800/CAX80/CM1100/CM1200/CM2000, Orbi: CBK40, CBK752, RBK50, RBK853, RBK752, RBK953, SXK30 | NightHawk: R7000, R7800, R7960P, R8000, R8500, RAXE500, RAX50, XR450, EX7500/EX7700
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Re: IOGear GWU627 Will this work rbr20
@Tjharris6 wrote:which would be better a unmanaged switch plugged into the orbi or a IOGear GWU627 plugged into a lorex system dar. Suggestions welcome but already purchased lorex system and orbi.
If the cable connection is possible, a gigabit ethernet switch would be my choice every time over a WiFi dongle. Have no idea how the Lorex would manage a WiFi dongle. Any compability issues would be on the Lorex side, not the Orbi side. If you can, stick with the switch.