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WiFi constantly dropping
I have the RBE371 and two satellites that is pretty much useless. I had zero issues with the older version but I cannot get a stable connection on this new system. Constant freezing or just completely dropping the connection. Seeing a lot of posts about this but past the return date. Any ideas or anyone found a solution. This is worse than not having WiFi.Orbi 371 system: mac can't connect to printer
Orbi RBE371 with a satellite. Firmware version V12.1.3.11_5.1.12 My MacBook Pro has no issues connecting to the Canon MFP660 series printer and printing. My wife's MacBook Air has terrible trouble using the printer. It frequently can't connect. What used to work is deleting the printer from her mac and re-adding it. Then it would work for awhile. Now it doesn't. I can see the printer using bonjour, but when I go to add it it says it can't connect to the printer. I tried pinging the printer from her mac. Timeout every time. No problem pinging from my computer. Both macs on the same wireless band (5 GHz); the printer is on 2.4 GHz. The printer is currently connected to the satellite. This is very frustrating.Cannot connect to Orbi 370 router admin
We've just puechesed a Orbi mesh system (370 series) one router, two satilites. We've had three attempts at this on two diferent IOS devices. We follow the setup and every thing happens as it's supposed to. We join the orbi network just fine but when the orbi app tries to find the device we get an "object not found" message. Local network access is enabled on the orbi app and we're connected to the orbi network but we cannot access to the routers admin. We also tried both published IP addresses to log into the routher and neither resolve. 192.168.1.1 or 10-168.168.1 .... Any ideas whats happening here?Orbi 370 Wired Ethernet Throttled to 200 Mbps (Wi-Fi reaches 600 Mbps)
Hello, I am looking for help troubleshooting a persistent speed bottleneck on my Netgear Orbi 370 Wi-Fi 7 Mesh System. My ISP is Hawaiian Telcom Fiber (900 Mbps download). The Orbi App speed test measures a perfect 900 Mbps coming into the main router. Wi-Fi devices easily pull 600 Mbps download / 500 Mbps upload. My wired PC connection drops drastically and caps at 200 Mbps download, though the upload reaches 500 Mbps. Troubleshooting already completed: Verified the computer's OS link speed is fully negotiated at 1000/1000 (Mbps). Verified no ASUS or Realtek network prioritization bloatware (like GameFirst or Turbo LAN) is installed on the computer. Performed a full Windows network reset and verified TCP Auto-Tuning is set to normal. Swapped out Ethernet cables and tested different LAN ports on different PCs and laptops on the Orbi. Because Wi-Fi is fast but the hardwired Ethernet ports are choking the download specifically to 200 Mbps, I suspect there is a specific Orbi firmware bug, QoS setting, or profile limitation happening on the router side. Any advice?Firmware updates
If firmware updates are as important as I think they are, why does Netgear make it so difficult to update. I have an RBE371 that has firmware version v12.1.3.11 and when I click update firmware in the app it comes back and says no new firmware is available. If I go to the download center v12.1.3.12 is available and has been seen January 2026. 7 months later and the app still won't update the router! I can't get to the router directly as I get messages it can't authenticate my log in. So whatever security holes you identify remain wide open for me and undoubtedly many others.Orbi 37x and Local Network Control Block (224.0.0/24) multicast
Dear all, I have an Orbi setup (RBE371 and 2x RBE370) that is causing me headaches with LAN multicast. One of my music application leverages multicast against 224.0.0.234 for node/companion discovery to build a multiroom group of players. Unfortunately, RBEs are not letting this traffic going through and I'm not sure about the rationale behind it as (1) Netgear ethernet switches in my LAN are doing the job, (2) this multicast address is part of the Local Network block, so non routable, so no IGMP involvement if I understand well and (3) other protocols from the same block are going through properly, e.g. mDNS Netgear support is telling me black & white on this topic, sometimes that the satellite should let these packets go through the router/satellite and in the same thread that I need to set my FAI router with IGMP features which does not make sense for this address block. Can someone explain me what's wrong here, in the setup or in my understanding? Tks! Ps: I'm using the latest firmware in all Orbi kits, my RBE371 is in AP mode.Map 870 satellites to router only (not piggyback onto another satelite)
Map satellites to router only (not to another Satellite) I have Orbi 870 Router with 3 satelites I want all 3 to connect directly to the router and not attach to another satellite. See the attached picture No matter where I put the satellites they keep connecting to each other
