Please look at the main router base unit. If the back of the unit you see a ISP Cable coax line connected. It's the CBR version. Confirm this by looking at the data sticker on the bottom.
Wireless connected, using the Orbi App, and yes, other devices are showing up, but I'm not sure if it's 100% everything else, but definitely not the Dell laptop. I don't have the Armor, and I don't know what SPC is
It's the RBK version - and the firmware is v4.6.14.3
Just a bit of trivia: Netgear has a pretty consistent naming convention for the residential products:
"K" is used to designate a "Kit", such as RBKxxx, which consists of
One RBRxx ("R" for "Router") and
One or more RBSxx ("S" for "Satellite") units.
The "K" version is printed on the box, while the "R" and "S" refer to model number shown on the product label (along with the serial number and MAC address), usually on the bottom of the case.
Likewise, products that begin with the letter "C" are "Cable Modem" devices. (so, the router would be a CBR)
Products that begin with "L" are "LTE" network routers.
There are similar naming conventions for the business product lines.
Wireless connected, using the Orbi App, and yes, other devices are showing up, but I'm not sure if it's 100% everything else, but definitely not the Dell laptop. I don't have the Armor, and I don't know what SPC is
I don't know how to access RBR webpage, just been using the Orbi app. Orbi app version is 2.29.1.129 and on iOS. And not having any issues I don't think w/ the Apple products so not sure the MAC randomizer is the issue w/ the Dell
