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AmitR
Mar 09, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
Orbi MR 2.1 issues update 3/9/18
Let me give you a quick update on the status since the last time we posted. Over the last several weeks, we assembled a cross functional team, locked them in a room with food and coffee and dedicate...
- Mar 23, 2018
Check out this post for an update on this issue:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/Orbi-MR-2-1-Update-3-23-18/m-p/1533584#M26234
RocketSquirrel
Mar 11, 2018Luminary
JMU1998wrote:Just curious how stable is the latest Beta Firmware for those who have tried it? can we finally hope for some stability in the next Firmware based on this Beta feedback?
I've been running V2.2.0.30-20180221 since March 2 without any signs of instability. No crashes, reboots, or disconnects, and no errors in the log.
I found two issues with this pre-release version and reported them to Netgear.
- The QoS Settings page is missing.
- IPv6 doesn't work at all unless I switch IPv6 Filtering from Secured to Open.
Who can tell me the effects of Open IPv6 Filtering? Does this completely disable the v6 firewall? Or is it less drastic?
rhester72
Mar 12, 2018Virtuoso
RocketSquirrelwrote:
I've been running V2.2.0.30-20180221 since March 2 without any signs of instability. No crashes, reboots, or disconnects, and no errors in the log.Are you getting full throughput on the wifi?
With the last public 2.2 release, I found that with 150mbit FiOS, I couldn't do better than about 60mbit literally sitting next to the router. 2.1.0.4 (and 2.0 prior) delivers full throughput consistently.
Rodney
- RocketSquirrelMar 12, 2018Luminary
rhester72wrote:
RocketSquirrelwrote:
I've been running V2.2.0.30-20180221 since March 2 without any signs of instability. No crashes, reboots, or disconnects, and no errors in the log.Are you getting full throughput on the wifi?
With the last public 2.2 release, I found that with 150mbit FiOS, I couldn't do better than about 60mbit literally sitting next to the router. 2.1.0.4 (and 2.0 prior) delivers full throughput consistently.
Rodney
Yes. I pay Comcast for 120 Mbps. I get 140 wired and 140 wireless when connected via 5GHz to either router or satellite. 2.4GHz is slower, only 90 Mbps.
I was was unaware of a public 2.2 release. I thought the last official release was a 2.1.x.
- rhester72Mar 12, 2018Virtuoso
Sorry, you are right, I was referring to 2.1.2.18.