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2016-11-24
06:08 AM
2016-11-24
06:08 AM
ORBI Satellites
I have ORBI Router and 2 Satellites. (6,000 square for home). I am noticing that certain things disconnect. My nest cams for one are going offline a lot. I have just recently disabled beaming after researching this. I hope that fixes it. I also have a WNCE2001 that hooks to my DirecTV box. It works in the day, but when the kids go to bed, it doesn't connect. I changed that today to a static IP. I am hoping that helps (blind luck). During this troubleshooting I noticed the satellites appear to be getting new IP addresses assigned to them a lot. I have noticed at least 4-5 IP changes.
2 Questions...
Why are they changing so often?
If I make them static, will that cause any issues?
2 Questions...
Why are they changing so often?
If I make them static, will that cause any issues?
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2016-11-24
10:35 PM
2016-11-24
10:35 PM
Re: ORBI Satellites
@russellmoran99 wrote:
. During this troubleshooting I noticed the satellites appear to be getting new IP addresses assigned to them a lot. I have noticed at least 4-5 IP changes.
2 Questions...
Why are they changing so often?
If I make them static, will that cause any issues?
sounds like the sat is too far away from the router if its dropping the connection and aquiring a new ip address
i have mine set as 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.3 ewserved in the dhcp reserved client list
if that is what you mean by stattic ip addressing and its fine
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2016-12-13
08:54 PM
2016-12-13
08:54 PM
Re: ORBI Satellites
Sounds like your modem is managing IP addresses in addition to your Orbi. You may need to log into your modem and program it to passthrogh mode so it no longer manages IP addresses but delegates that to the Orbi.
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