Manage The Download Bandwidth Per Ssid - NETGEAR Orbi Pro SRR60 User Manual

Orbi Pro Router Model SRR60 and Orbi Pro Satellite Model SRS60
• Require Wi-Fi code. To require users to enter a WiFi code before they can
gain WiFi access, select the Require Wi-Fi code radio button and type a WiFi
code in the field that displays.
If you enable this option, users can either check in to the selected Facebook
business page or skip the check-in by using the WiFi code.
c. From the Session Length menu, select the period after which users are
automatically logged out.
d. To add terms of service to the Facebook check-in page, select the Terms of
Service check box and type or copy the terms of service.
e. Click the Save Settings button.
The Facebook Wi-Fi settings are saved.
The name of the selected Facebook business page displays in the Facebook
Page field in the router web interface along with the Change Page button, which
lets you replace the selected Facebook business page with another one.
f. Return to the Guest Portal Settings page in the router web interface.
13. On the Guest Portal Settings page, click the APPLY button.
Your settings are saved.

Manage the download bandwidth per SSID

You can set up four WiFi networks for your Orbi Pro WiFi 6 network: one for
administrative access, one for employee access, one for Internet of things (IoT) devices,
and one for guest access. You can manage the download bandwidth per WiFi network
(SSID) by assigning a percentage of the total bandwidth (100 percent) to each SSID.
The available download bandwidth on an SSID determines the network priority for
devices connected to the SSID.
If the download bandwidth usage on an SSID exceeds the assigned bandwidth for the
SSID, the router limits the bandwidth on the SSID, which might affect the download
speed for devices connected to the SSID.
In setting the download bandwidth ratio for an SSID, consider the number and type of
devices that connect to the SSID and the typical download bandwidth usage for those
devices. For example, more devices might connect to the IoT WiFi network than to the
employee network, but the typical bandwidth usage for IoT devices might be lower
than for employee devices.
Note: The router does not control the uplink bandwidth, that is, the bandwidth from
devices to the router.
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