NETGEAR SXK80-100EUS

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The Orbi RBK852 uses Qualcomm’s newest Networking Pro 1200 Wi-Fi chip with 1GB of RAM and 512MB of capacity for storing firmware and settings. It’s all powered by a quad-core processor that runs at a maximum of 2GHz. It has an AX6000 rating. The two share the same Insight mobile app with the "cloud-managed" approach in management via the Insight mobile app. In a nutshell, you need to link the system to a Netgear account and then manage your network via a remote server. But you should invest in the Orbi, or any tri-band mesh for that matter, only when you can’t run network cables. Wired networking has many hardware options that are both better and much more affordable. The Orbi Pro Wi-Fi 6 is part of Netgear’s Insights cloud-based ecosystem. Insight mobile app, subscription required

wlan: [7818:I:ANY] osif_nss_register_module: 90: NSS wifi ops registered for target_type:1 with soc_ops:ffffffbffd415c68 Originally I tried using the last release artifact from your repo, but when I tried that I had wired ethernet but no Wireless: [ 6.437609] ath11k c000000.wifi: failed to fetch board data for bus=ahb,qmi-chip-id=0,qmi-board-id=255,variant=Netgear-SXS80 from ath11k/IPQ8074/hw2.0/board-2.bin

Both of the 5 GHz bands can deliver up to 2400 Mbps via the 80 MHz channel width. As a result, the Orbi Pro Wi-Fi 6 doubles the speed of the Wi-Fi 5 version. I tried the Insight app out briefly and immediately became annoyed by it. No, the app wasn't bad -- it's similar to the Orbi app but with more functionality and features.wlan: [9422:I:ANY] ol_ath_vap_set_param: 2164: VDEV params:AC/VHT sounding mode:HE|SU/MU sounding mode:SU|Trig/Non-Trig sounding mode:Non-Trigged I tried to re-build a clone of your repo, but it looks like some of the dependencies on that branch might need fixing up.

wlan: [7879:I:TIF] init_deinit_add_11ax_modes: 1467: hw_mode_id = 4 phy_id = 1 wireless modes = 680680c Therefore, before going mad with the Netgear Orbi Pro WiFi 6 it might be worth analysing the network environment and finding out where most of the clients are ultimately connecting, and if sufficient downstream bandwidth exists there. wlan: [9586:I:ANY] ol_ath_vap_set_param: 2139: VDEV params:HE su_bfee:1|su_bfer:1|mu_bfee:0|mu_bfer:1|dl_muofdma:1|ul_muofdma:1|ul_mumimo:0 In a fully wireless setup, you'll get at best 600Mbps of the ceiling speed out of the satellite's 5GHz band due to signal loss. After overheads, the real-world speeds will be much lower. wlan: [7818:I:ANY] osif_wrap_attach: 247: Wrap Attached: Wrap_com =ffffffc02ca6c400 ic->ic_wrap_com=ffffffc02ca6c400 &wrap_com->wc_devt=ffffffc02ca6c400The availability of 802.3ad LACP is not something specific to a L3 switch (these would be primarilyfor supporting IPv4 and IPv6 routing applications among a few others) - this desinformation seems to come from other sources, I've never said this.

The web interface might be the best choice, as we had some issues with Insight when we tried to install the router as an Access Point and not a router, which is an option. Where this option differs from the SXK80 hardware is that the Ethernet switch components had link aggregation and 2.5 GbE Ethernet on that design, but those features are both missing from the SXK30.UBIFS (ubi0:5): media format: w4/r0 (latest is w4/r0), UUID CCD5EEB8-1EB4-4589-893A-675B50C87F06, small LPT model