wlan: [7818:I:TIF] ol_ath_pdev_regdmn_init: 7404: Reg cap - phy_id = 0 supp_bnd = 2, modes = 397f9001, lo_2g = 0, hi_2g = 0 lo_g5 = 4910, hi_5g = 5330 For those with a lesser requirement, the previous Orbi WiFi 6 hardware can still be found, and it provides many of the advantages of WiFi 6 at a slightly lower price.

Overall, the performance of the SXK30 isn't wonderful when compared with other WiFi 6 hardware we've tested, but it's reliable and that might be more important to some. Final verdict With just the RBR850 router set up, it moved 883.6Mbps to the receiving device 15-feet away. While this is off the pace set by high-performance routers, like the Netgear Nighthawk AX8 (RAX80) (at 1.389Gbps), it easily beat out other mesh kits, like the TP-Link Deco X20 (at 622.1Mbps) and the Arris SURFboard mAX Pro (at 820.3Mbps).What irked me about this app is this: The first time I logged in, it immediately started my 30-day free Insight subscription without me ever agreeing to that. And that happened before I even added the SXK30. Just a heads up the SXR80 and SXS80 only support Balanced XOR aggregation. That feature was added some time ago via firmware update. I do not know if it is possible to add the more advanced port aggregation capabilities via firmware. 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: [7815:I:ANY] Channel | BSS | minrssi | maxrssi | NF | Ch load | spect load | sec_chan | SR bss | SR load | Ch Avil | Chan eff | NearBSS | Med BSS | Far BSS | Eff BSS | chan grade Yes, there was a very vague on the SXR80 Firmware Version 3.1.0.104stating "Supports link aggregation on Ethernet ports." To which ports/devices this does apply, if this does apply to the router WAN side on the router only, if/how this does apply to satellites, if/hot this does apply to AP mode, ... is more than non-transparent. @YeZ

The short question - should I expect performance of the Pro SXK80 system to be the same as the consumer RBR850? cpufreq: cpufreq_online: CPU0: Running at unlisted initial frequency: 19200 KHz, changing to: 1017600 KHz The Orbi Pro Wi-Fi 6 mesh system shares the same Wi-Fi specs as the home version. For the most part, it’s the same hardware that runs a different firmware and is managed via a separate mobile app called Insight. FullName

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.