@SF13 wrote:
Problem that when connected no sites work because it says it’s un safe and it cannot find ORBi on wifi network options.
Some more details would help. You may be referring to using an up-to-date web browser to connect to the Orbi web interface: http://orbilogin.net. Modern browsers have joined the era of "everything has to be encrypted" (https) and throw up a warning any time the user attempts to browse to a web site that is "http" (no 's'). These newer browsers even go so far as to assume that the user would rather use https, so they look for web sites using https instead of http.
For the past 20+ years, residential routers have used http for access to their web interface, perhaps assuming that anyone who was "inside" the LAN already had physical access to the router and could do anything they wanted. If an (evil) person has already (a) joined the WiFi network by knowing the WiFi password, and (b) also knows the Orbi admin password, then they are smart enough to do whatever they want.
There is usually an option on the web screen (in very small type) that says something to the effect of, "yes, already. I know all about this. just go to the damn web site and remember this in the future."
