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Share your Orbi 350, 750, 850 or 960 series system UpTime
Found on the routers and RBS IP address/debug.htm web page for best details, please post both RBR and RBS uptime. Please note of any inconsistencies between the RBR and RBS. Generally the RBR and RBS uptime should be same. Home wide power brown outs should be noted if these are seen. Thank you.
UPNP not successful Orbi 960
I’ve started having issues with my NAT type on my Xbox Series X. When I go to my network settings I see my NAT type as moderate and get an UPNP not successful. I’ve gone into my admin portal and made sure it was open there, tried port forwarding and that’s not working either. Any help is appreciated.I found that disabling all logging and then performing a full power cycle of my 963 system
I found that disabling all logging and then performing a full power cycle of my 963 system—a step I came across in the post linked below (which discusses BE systems)—resulted in a significant performance improvement in my setup, allowing me to have a mucher longer uptime before needing to reboot for system stability. I was also encountering a connectivity issue with certain devices after 5–8 days, which required a full system reboot to resolve. After disabling logging, that issue seems to have been resolved as well. I thought this might be helpful to share in case others are facing similar problems. https://community.netgear.com/discussions/en-home-orbi-be/orbi-be-series-troubleshooting-tips---reboots-and-crashes/2449415"Korea" in "Advanced Wireless Settings" page "RBKE963B"
Hello, As I mentioned in another thread, I am also seeing "Korea" listed on the Advanced Wireless Settings page, even though my other region settings are correct. I am running firmware "7.2.7.15" on my "RBKE963B". For context, I performed a full factory reset and set the system up from scratch immediately after the firmware update. I have attached screenshots of the UI below. Do you think this is something I should be concerned about, or is it likely just a harmless UI bug that I can ignore? Regards, Liam https://ibb.co/99r3rh93 https://ibb.co/KcXn1TcZMain 960 in AP Mode doesn't show Satellites in Attached Devices over enet
I've been using my 960 in Router mode with two satellites backhauled over ethernet, and everything was working great. I could see the satellites in the attached devices. I switched over to using the main 960 to AP Mode, and I had to re-sync the satellites via wireless. They both showed up in attached devices, and got there configuration. However when I moved the satellites to the remote locations with an ethernet backhaul (same as before) they do not show up as attached devices. I can log into their IP addresses and they show they are working with connected devices, however the main 960 shows NO satellites. If I remove the ethernet backhaul, they show up again, and when reconnected to ethernet, they go away. If they are working, I guess this is fine however I assume they won't get automatic firmware updates since the main AP is no longer seeing them as connected. This seems like really weird behavior and I've done factory resets and the end result is the same. Interestingly my iPhone ORBI app DOES show them in the Network Map, just the Main's AP Attached Devices shows no Satellites in the Basic Home Screen, no on the attached devices and all are on the most recent firmware!Using Wired Backhaul, the internet is slow and jittering
I have similar problem with RBSE960. Using Wired Backhaul, the internet is slow and jittering. On the Orbi Router portal is says Backhaul status = Good When i unplug the cable and Backhaul via 5 GHz, the jittering is gone. On the Orbi Router portal is says Backhaul status = Poor Yes, i have swapped cables, and yes the cables are new standard CAT6 from factory. The problem seem to have started when RBSE960 updated to firmware V7.2.7.15 Could faulty firmware be the problem?
