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SW_
Apr 19, 2019Prodigy
New Orbi RBR50/RBS50 Firmware Version 2.3.1.48
Netgear just pushes out another firmware version, 2.3.1.48.
Please share your experience!
FURRYe38
Apr 22, 2019Guru
Oh ok. Well seems to have been intro'd with v48 as it was posted by SW. I'll be updating the RBR I have to check this as well.
gr8sho
Apr 22, 2019Virtuoso
Okay, thanks. The reason I would want to do factory reset is I had telnet'd into both boxes to turn off auto updating. If I have access to a switch, I'd rather put the devices back into their natural state.
Also if .48 in fact introduced the switch, I'd want to send a shout out to Netgear for listening to our requests as this would be be very much welcomed.
Also if .48 in fact introduced the switch, I'd want to send a shout out to Netgear for listening to our requests as this would be be very much welcomed.
- Dfran1Apr 22, 2019Apprentice
maybe that is why my orbi took auto update, I only telneted into one, not the satelite
are these the commands to use on both?
nvram set orbi_auto_upgrade=0 <ENTER> (no spaces after set)
nvram set auto_check_for_upgrade=0 <ENTER> (no spaces after set)
nvram set auto_update=0 <ENTER> (no spaces after set)
gr8sho wrote:
Okay, thanks. The reason I would want to do factory reset is I had telnet'd into both boxes to turn off auto updating. If I have access to a switch, I'd rather put the devices back into their natural state.
Also if .48 in fact introduced the switch, I'd want to send a shout out to Netgear for listening to our requests as this would be be very much welcomed. - FURRYe38Apr 23, 2019Guru
gr8sho Well, I think you can hold off. I DON"T see any disable radio buttons of Auto update after manually loading v48 and doing a factory reset on the system and setting up from scratch. Nothing that has a enable or disable Auto update. I check two different browsers to be sure.
Interesting to know were SW_ got this from....
After setting up, both RBR and RBS are working fine for me. Speeds are to spec for 200/10 wired and wireless. Daisy Chain and Fast Roaming disabled. Beamforming and MIMO enabled...
gr8sho wrote:
Okay, thanks. The reason I would want to do factory reset is I had telnet'd into both boxes to turn off auto updating. If I have access to a switch, I'd rather put the devices back into their natural state.
Also if .48 in fact introduced the switch, I'd want to send a shout out to Netgear for listening to our requests as this would be be very much welcomed.- gr8shoApr 23, 2019Virtuoso
FURRYe38 wrote:
Well, I think you can hold off. I DON"T see any disable radio buttons of Auto update after manually loading v48 and doing a factory reset on the system and setting up from scratch. Nothing that has a enable or disable Auto update. I check two different browsers to be sure.
Interesting to know were SW_ got this from....
Agreed. The fix given is certainly not worthy of my time given the description. And I was so looking forrward to gaining that elusive control...
- FURRYe38Apr 23, 2019Guru
Well, if this is the case then it may not be forth coming. Users been asking for this for a long time. I presume if NG hasn't made it an official feature by now, might not do it at all. Who knows. :smileyfrustrated:
gr8sho wrote:
FURRYe38 wrote:
Well, I think you can hold off. I DON"T see any disable radio buttons of Auto update after manually loading v48 and doing a factory reset on the system and setting up from scratch. Nothing that has a enable or disable Auto update. I check two different browsers to be sure.
Interesting to know were SW_ got this from....
Agreed. The fix given is certainly not worthy of my time given the description. And I was so looking forrward to gaining that elusive control...