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Can you attach a powerline adapter to the satellite?
So, as some of you may know, the xbox one x has connectivity issues with the internet. This really sucks when you pay $500 for a "top of the line system" and it will disconnect you at any moment. Looking through forums, it sounds like the best fix is to use a wired connection, however, that's not possible in my case. I'm in a mother-in-law suite with the main orbi router and satellite in the main house. Note, I didn't have wifi problems before, and all devices but the xbox can connect without a problem. Is it possible to connect a powerline adapter to the satellite, which is closest to me, and connect it to another adapter in the mother-in-law suite?
Chromecast (Google Home) on Orbi -- not able to see all speakers
My wifi devices cannot see all of my Google Home devices in order to Chromecast. Depending on whether I'm connected to 5/2.4 GHz or the base station/satellite, I see a different collection of Chromecast speakers and groups, but never all of them at the same time. Casting only works most of the time. Re-setting up the speakers often leads to "your phone is unable to communicate with the Google Home" errors and a link to help article on AP isolation, though they can all connect to the wifi just fine. Repeating the setup multiple times eventually succeeds but the problem of not being able to see all the speakers persists. I've tried getting them all on the 5 GHz band by disabling Fast Roaming, I've tried disabling daisy chain / MIMO / beamforming, all with no success. Everyone seems to indicate that Google Wifi works great, so I'm assuming it's a bridge setting or something buried in Netgear that's causing the problem, rather than an inherent problem with mesh networks. Extensive Googling hasn't really turned much up. Does anyone have any tips? I'm on firmware 2.1.4.10.ORBI RBK52W Specifications
I am considering purchasing an Orbi system, however, I am frustrated that I an unable to speak to a knowledgeable company representative about the specifications for the RBK52W that are listed in the following link: https://kb.netgear.com/000038220/Which-Orbi-WiFi-System-is-best-for-me Before I pull the plug and purchase a Linksys mesh system I thought I would post this question in the forum. Specifically the above link shows that the RBK52W bundle consists of one RBR50 (AC3000) unit and two RBW30 (AC2200) units. It also indicates that the Back Haul speed is 4x4 (1.7 GBS). Is this accurate? How can the RBW30 (2x2) satellite units communicate with the RBR50 (4x4) at this speed? Any help that you can provide will be greatly appreciated. I am really surprised that Netgear does not provide pre-purchase sales support.
ReadyNAS 3220 FW 6.9.3: Bond interface bond0 has slave interface eth0 offline.
Hi All, We have a ReadyNAS 3220 running FW 6.9.3 (Just upgerade last week) and we are receiving errors in regards to the ether bond. "Bond interface bond0 has slave interface eth0 offline." Looking through the community, this happened for users in 6.9.0 but was fixed in a later FW update. Is anyone else having ths issue, and do I just need to sit tight for it to be resolved in the next release? Community Search: https://community.netgear.com/t5/forums/searchpage/tab/message?q=Bond%20interface%20bond0%20has%20slave%20interface%20eth0%20offline.&collapse_discussion=true Cheers, Mike
Another disconnection from auto update firmware - imagine that
2.1.4.10 has been a disconnecting mess... I downgraded and enjoyed normal connectivity for about a week. Woke up to flashing rave party orbi which had auto updated back to 2.1.4.10. Disconnected of course. Thanks Netgear. Since getting this back in Nov 17, I've maybe enjoyed 1.5 months of stability.
