NETGEAR SXK80-100EUS

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wlan: [7818:I:ANY] wlan_pdev_operation: 744: num_radios=3, wifi_radios[2].sc = ffffffc0330a0880_radio_type = 2

Memory: 890268K/920448K available (6811K kernel code, 752K rwdata, 2816K rodata, 248K init, 440K bss, 30180K reserved, 0K cma-reserved) wlan: [7879:I:dfs] WLAN_DEBUG_DFS_ALWAYS : dfs_agile_soc_obj_init: 1585: dfs_soc_obj->num_dfs_privs: 1 To handle this multi-network setup, the Orbi Pro uses a faster 5GHz client radio than its domestic brethren, claiming speeds of up to 2,400Mbits/sec. If you’re hoping for an enterprise-grade speed boost, though, you’ll likely be disappointed. In our tests, the SXK80 successfully delivered blanket Wi-Fi coverage to every corner of our home. All told, the Orbi Pro is overkill for homeworkers: it doesn’t turbo-charge your connection, it just gives you more to manage. cpr4_ipq807x_apss_calculate_target_quotients: apc_corner: fused NOM: quot[ 7]= 964, quot_offset[ 7]= 230 wlan: [7818:I:ANY] htc_set_async_ep: 428: htc_set_async_ep: htc_handle ffffffc0357ad000, ep 4, value 1For businesses with a sprawling building and many simultaneous users, the Orbi Pro SXK80 is still the hardware to use, even if it’s disturbingly expensive. wlan: [7879:I:ANY] copy_fw_abi_version_tlv: 6649: copy_fw_abi_version_tlv: INIT_CMD version: 1, 0, 0x5f414351, 0x4c4d, 0x0, 0x0 sps_register_bam_device : unable to create IPC Logging 1 for bam 0x0000000006044000sps_register_bam_device : unable to create IPC Logging 2 for bam 0x0000000006044000 wlan: [7818:I:ANY] ieee80211_cfg80211_radio_attach: 11017: ic: 0xffffffc033060880, wdev: 0xffffffc033070a70, wiphy: 0xffffffc02ce0b2a0, netdev: 0xffffffc033060000 This setup is currently suffering from an extremely slow and annoying DNS issue. Feel free to search the community for more posts, as there are a lot of them. This one describes the issue and provides details around the issue.

On the router, the first 2.5 Gbps port works as the WAN port by default. However, you can also turn one of its LAN ports into a WAN port, and now, this port will work as a multi-gig LAN, which is excellent if you want to host high-speed wired clients. 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. wlan: [7818:I:ANY] ol_ath_enable_fraglist: 3010: Enabled Fraglist bit for the radio wifi2 features 41 Unlike the Nighthawk routers that did support IEEE 802.3ad Dynamic Link (LACP), the OrbiProWiFi6 needs an additional advanced switch that supports IEEE 802.3ad, LACP or LAG. Local Area Network Ports for Router Unit 4x GbE, of which two can be formed in a LAG. Local Area Network Ports for Satellite Unit 1x 2.5GbE; 4x GbE, of which two can be formed in a LAGWith the satellite added to the router and placed at the other side of the building, the impact of reinforced walls on signal quality is reduced, and mobile devices can move between connecting between the two seamlessly. wlan: [7818:I:ANY] ol_ath_enable_fraglist: 3010: Enabled Fraglist bit for the radio wifi1 features 41 Based on the very limited information, in my understanding this limitation applied to the router mode and the two aggregated links to the router WAN/Internet side. No word of LAN side. Please allow me to add some history to thie thread. Some earlier routers supported port aggregation for two LAN ports. Initially, this was indeed 802.3ad LACP based. With the introduction of the Nighthawk Switch (S8000, technically GS808E) and Nighthawk Gaming Switch (SX10, technically GS810EMX), static LAG [with Balanced XOR TX policyfrom wally brain] was added to some routers, e.g. the R9000/R8900 at least - simply to gain compatibility in these product lines.

UBIFS (ubi0:3): FS size: 4063232 bytes (3 MiB, 32 LEBs), journal size 1015809 bytes (0 MiB, 6 LEBs) 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. You need one router for each network and then throw in up to six satellites to scale the coverage. Netgear Orbi Wi-Fi 6 hardware specifications: SXK80 vs RBK852

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Calibrating delay loop (skipped), value calculated using timer frequency.. 38.40 BogoMIPS (lpj=192000) Where single point connection speed is paramount, then the SXK30 probably isn’t the best choice, but then it could easily be argued that wireless networking overall isn’t ideal for this job.

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.UBIFS (ubi0:2): media format: w4/r0 (latest is w4/r0), UUID 2670CB69-00C1-4A99-8861-D742C807F938, small LPT model Memory: 887104K/1048576K available (7424K kernel code, 842K rwdata, 2044K rodata, 7552K init, 271K bss, 161472K reserved, 0K cma-reserved)