Hello All,Components:Amps (3 on ethernet connection) Move (wifi) One (wifi)I have tried:Disconnect Router 180 seconds Plug in router Add 1 Amp - tested fine Add 2nd AmpResult:Network locks up. Removing 2nd Amp and the network comes back.

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Hello All,

Components:

Amps (3 on ethernet connection)
Move (wifi)
One (wifi)

I have tried:

Disconnect Router 180 seconds
Plug in router
Add 1 Amp - tested fine
Add 2nd Amp

Result:

Network locks up. Removing 2nd Amp and the network comes back.

Sonos Amp

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AirgetlamAnswer

For me, it just worked. Search the FAQs in the Sonos DB, or call NetGear’s CS. Or look through that link, I wonder if something shows up in your router’s settings.

Bruce

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Airgetlam

I use a R6400, although I don’t have multiple amps, and I’ve run both wired (single device) and unwired, without issue. I suspect there’s still something in the settings of the Netgear.

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That is very, very helpful. Thank you for that. It greatly narrows my focus. Can you tell me where you looked for proper configuration? What documentation did you use or was it all out-of-the-box and bam. It worked.

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AirgetlamAnswer

For me, it just worked. Search the FAQs in the Sonos DB, or call NetGear’s CS. Or look through that link, I wonder if something shows up in your router’s settings.

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Bruce

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