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400 Bad Request RBR50
I am using an RBR50 and an RBS50 (connected with wired backhaul) firmware is V2.7.2.104 on both devices. My ISP is Spectrum, I pay for a 200/20 connection that is consistently connected at 234/23. Mo...
i waited a few days for some response but none came, i did a hard reset and things work now.
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i waited a few days for some response but none came, i did a hard reset and things work now.
Glad you got it working. Please mark your thread as solved so others will know. Be sure to make a backup configuration to file for safe keeping. Saves time if a reset is needed.
Enjoy.It's not really solved, however. Requiring a factory reset to fix an inability to update setting or firmware because of a sloppy Netgear implementation is not a solution. Netgear, step up.
I have this issue as well. Occurs with every browser on multiple devices including mobile browsers that never accessed the RBR50 web interface before. So it's not a cache, cookie, or stuck session problem as many other threads tried to theorize. Occur on multiple RBR50 firmware versions, at least 2.6.1.40 and up. It's clear from the forum this issue has existed for at least 2 years worth of firmware versions.
I am not going back to factory settings, it's way too much work in my setup. If I have to do that, I am dumping Orbi and starting over with either ZenWifi or Ubiquity -- that will be the same amount of work and don't have to deal with Netgear neglect afterwards. Again, Netgear, step the f&*$ up.
P.S. The reason I need to touch the setup at all is becuase 2.7.2.104 broke RBR50 basic device "home" and "attached devices" view. The page just spins forever (tested over hours) and the app, while "works", is highly inaccurate relative to reality. The "spin forever" may well be a related issue to this 400 Bad Request. Netgear, STEP THE F&*$ UP.
Sometimes a reset is needed. It's a valid troubleshooting step of all other troubleshotting steps have been exhausted.
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/faq-nvram-and-factory-default-reset.22822/
Also users need to remember and keep on hand backup configuration files. Saves loads of time if a reset is needed.
https://kb.netgear.com/000062080/How-do-I-back-up-the-configuration-settings-on-my-Orbi-WiFi-System
And please don't use foul language. Tends to get one banned. We all understand everyones frustrations when it comes to there networking problems.
Lexx wrote:It's not really solved, however. Requiring a factory reset to fix an inability to update setting or firmware because of a sloppy Netgear implementation is not a solution. Netgear, step up.
I have this issue as well. Occurs with every browser on multiple devices including mobile browsers that never accessed the RBR50 web interface before. So it's not a cache, cookie, or stuck session problem as many other threads tried to theorize. Occur on multiple RBR50 firmware versions, at least 2.6.1.40 and up. It's clear from the forum this issue has existed for at least 2 years worth of firmware versions.
I am not going back to factory settings, it's way too much work in my setup. If I have to do that, I am dumping Orbi and starting over with either ZenWifi or Ubiquity -- that will be the same amount of work and don't have to deal with Netgear neglect afterwards. Again, Netgear, step the f&*$ up.
P.S. The reason I need to touch the setup at all is becuase 2.7.2.104 broke RBR50 basic device "home" and "attached devices" view. The page just spins forever (tested over hours) and the app, while "works", is highly inaccurate relative to reality. The "spin forever" may well be a related issue to this 400 Bad Request. Netgear, STEP THE F&*$ UP.
