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AmitR
Mar 23, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
Orbi MR 2.1 Update 3/23/18
Our teams are still working through the issues, but I wanted to provide a quick update on OrbiOS 2.1. We usually wait to release our software until it's available across all Orbi product lines, but ...
srgb111
Apr 17, 2018Guide
A couple of things that helped me (not sure if they are all needed)
Factory reset
set up wireless connection to satellites first then move to wired location
Network connection to router should be to one of the lan ports
Turn off diasy chain
Turn off IGMP snooping on your managed switch
I'm running stable w/ correct reporting of "good" "wired" connection in the GUI
FURRYe38 wrote:When setting up wired back haul, are you first setting up the satellite via wireless and is it working at this stage? It should be. Then connect the LAN cable between the router and satellite and give 5 minutes before you check the network? It needs a good 5 minutes. Yes the network may seem to stop working, however give it time. After 5 minutes it should be stable and working. Do one Satellite at a time.
Possible that there is something wrong with the satellite in this configuration. Something to contact NG support about if you can't get it working on LAN back haul. Others including me have wired back haul working...
turns2stone wrote:Yeah, this is a mess.
I factory-reset EVERYthing. Brought the router back up, it found the outdoor satellite no problem. Everytime I try to sync a wired satellite, the entire network crashes as its being setup. It’s almost like the router figures out its wired backhaul and just pukes.
turns2stone
Apr 17, 2018Apprentice
srgb111 wrote:A couple of things that helped me (not sure if they are all needed)
Factory reset
set up wireless connection to satellites first then move to wired location
Network connection to router should be to one of the lan ports
Turn off diasy chain
Turn off IGMP snooping on your managed switch
I'm running stable w/ correct reporting of "good" "wired" connection in the GUI
FURRYe38 wrote:When setting up wired back haul, are you first setting up the satellite via wireless and is it working at this stage? It should be. Then connect the LAN cable between the router and satellite and give 5 minutes before you check the network? It needs a good 5 minutes. Yes the network may seem to stop working, however give it time. After 5 minutes it should be stable and working. Do one Satellite at a time.
Possible that there is something wrong with the satellite in this configuration. Something to contact NG support about if you can't get it working on LAN back haul. Others including me have wired back haul working...
turns2stone wrote:Yeah, this is a mess.
I factory-reset EVERYthing. Brought the router back up, it found the outdoor satellite no problem. Everytime I try to sync a wired satellite, the entire network crashes as its being setup. It’s almost like the router figures out its wired backhaul and just pukes.
Thanks. I did all that, except for turning off daisy chain. So maybe that's the source of the problems?
- srgb111Apr 17, 2018Guide
I couldn't get wired backhaul to work w/ Daisy chain on...so I would try this first...
turns2stone wrote:Thanks. I did all that, except for turning off daisy chain. So maybe that's the source of the problems?