RBK753S update - Rock solid in terms of speed and stability since updating to 3.2.18.1 & CTS = 2347
Since I had some issues early on, right after I got my RBK753S, I wanted to share some very positive news, as requested:
Wifi stability - I have not noticed any wifi disconnects across devices ever since upgrading to 3.2.18.1 the second time and setting CTS / RTS to 2347 (the latter for throughput reasons), over 2 weeks ago. Note - I also let it auto detect IPv6 connection type again (this switched it from '6to4 tunnel' to 'DHCP', which may have helped stability.
Wifi speeds - Also wifi speeds have been very consistent with my Netgear A7000 AC1900 wifi adapter.
Based on this, I sold my old RBK53 since I am now really happy and very confident in my RBK753S.
Now, if Netgear would just let us choose whether to enable or disable firmware auto updates, so I can choose when to update my firmware...
Re: RBK753S update - Rock solid in terms of speed and stability since updating to 3.2.18.1 & CTS
Thanks for letting us know. Glad all is working well now. Be sure to save off a new backup configuration to file. Saves time if a reset is needed. Enjoy.
My Setup (Cable 1Gbps/50Mbps)>CAX80 v2.1.2.1(LAG Disabled)>RBK853 v4.6.3.16(AP) & RBK752 v4.6.5.14 Additional NG HW: C7800/CM1100/CM1200CM2000, Orbi CBK40, CBR750, RBK50(v22), SXR30(v110), R7000(v34), R7800(v84), R7960P(v82), EX7500/EX7700, XR450(v120) and WNHDE111
Since I had some issues early on, right after I got my RBK753S, I wanted to share some very positive news, as requested:
Wifi stability - I have not noticed any wifi disconnects across devices ever since upgrading to 3.2.18.1 the second time and setting CTS / RTS to 2347 (the latter for throughput reasons), over 2 weeks ago. Note - I also let it auto detect IPv6 connection type again (this switched it from '6to4 tunnel' to 'DHCP', which may have helped stability.
Wifi speeds - Also wifi speeds have been very consistent with my Netgear A7000 AC1900 wifi adapter.
Based on this, I sold my old RBK53 since I am now really happy and very confident in my RBK753S.
Now, if Netgear would just let us choose whether to enable or disable firmware auto updates, so I can choose when to update my firmware...
Define auto update. When was the last time you had a auto update?
Since I had some issues early on, right after I got my RBK753S, I wanted to share some very positive news, as requested:
Wifi stability - I have not noticed any wifi disconnects across devices ever since upgrading to 3.2.18.1 the second time and setting CTS / RTS to 2347 (the latter for throughput reasons), over 2 weeks ago. Note - I also let it auto detect IPv6 connection type again (this switched it from '6to4 tunnel' to 'DHCP', which may have helped stability.
Wifi speeds - Also wifi speeds have been very consistent with my Netgear A7000 AC1900 wifi adapter.
Based on this, I sold my old RBK53 since I am now really happy and very confident in my RBK753S.
Now, if Netgear would just let us choose whether to enable or disable firmware auto updates, so I can choose when to update my firmware...
Define auto update. When was the last time you had a auto update?
I had manually downgraded from 3.2.18.1 to 3.2.17.x; several days later it updated to 3.2.18.1 automatically, which surprised me given that they used to stop automatic updates once a user had performed a manual firmware update.
Since I had some issues early on, right after I got my RBK753S, I wanted to share some very positive news, as requested:
Wifi stability - I have not noticed any wifi disconnects across devices ever since upgrading to 3.2.18.1 the second time and setting CTS / RTS to 2347 (the latter for throughput reasons), over 2 weeks ago. Note - I also let it auto detect IPv6 connection type again (this switched it from '6to4 tunnel' to 'DHCP', which may have helped stability.
Wifi speeds - Also wifi speeds have been very consistent with my Netgear A7000 AC1900 wifi adapter.
Based on this, I sold my old RBK53 since I am now really happy and very confident in my RBK753S.
Now, if Netgear would just let us choose whether to enable or disable firmware auto updates, so I can choose when to update my firmware...
Define auto update. When was the last time you had a auto update?
I had manually downgraded from 3.2.18.1 to 3.2.17.x; several days later it updated to 3.2.18.1 automatically, which surprised me given that they used to stop automatic updates once a user had performed a manual firmware update.
