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Orbi Configuration - Issue is 2 separate networks at home for all my apparatus, please HELP !!!
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Orbi Configuration - Issue is 2 separate networks at home for all my apparatus, please HELP !!!
Hello,
Just bought Orbi system, fantastic wifi performance and coverage! Congrats to Netgears Eng'g team
Issue I'm facing is the following: I can't have all my devices at home under the same and UNIQUE newtwork as I had before my Orbi purchase.
All devices that are connected via Ethernet cable to my cable operator box (IP is 192.168.1.1) are visible each others but can't interface with wireless devices that are under wifi coverage delivered by Orbi (10.0.0.1)
If my iMac has wifi disable, it can't see the rinter that is connected in wifi to the orbi.
I tried to change the IP address of the Orbi, in the range of the cable box (192.168.1.10 for exemple), but a warning message prevents to validate this (Warning : IP address in conflict with IP WAN sub network. Please select another one....
Can you help me to understand what to do if possible?
My sincere and warm thanks in advance for your help
Best
Christian
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Re: Orbi Configuration - Issue is 2 separate networks at home for all my apparatus, please HELP !!!
Plug a device into the Orbi Router and see if that fixes the issue. If the router does now have enough open ethernet ports then you may need to add a switch to the router.
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Re: Orbi Configuration - Issue is 2 separate networks at home for all my apparatus, please HELP !!!
@BIBI1976 wrote:
Hello,
cable operator box (IP is 192.168.1.1) are visible each others but can't interface with wireless devices that are under wifi coverage delivered by Orbi (10.0.0.1)
My sincere and warm thanks in advance for your help
Best
Christian
hi
so you have 2 choices
bridge the cable operator box ( make and model please ) and run the orbi in router mode behind it
or
leave the cable box as it is and run the orbi in AP mode ( this is prob the easiest thing for you to do ) , this will also see all your clients on the same subnet and able to see each other
see
https://kb.netgear.com/31218/How-do-I-configure-my-Orbi-router-to-act-as-an-access-point
to change the orbi to AP mode go to advanced and administration , select ap mode , click save and your done
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