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steve8411
Oct 03, 2018Apprentice
Firmware 2.2.1.210 released as of 10/3/18
New firmware is available via the GUI ....
Let's hope for success.
LadySapphy
Oct 12, 2018Guide
So I just found this. Woke up on the 7th, my router was bricked. Had to go buy a new one, as my job requires I have a connection from home. Been waiting since Sunday for the privlage to pay to ship the brick back to NG, so they will ship me a new one, so then I will have a spare i guess for the next time NG bricks my router in the middle of the night.
Thanks NG, didn't want to spend the $ to buy a new router right now.
Christian_R
Oct 12, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
LadySapphy - Please send me a message with your case and/or RMA number and I will have support follow up with you.
~Christian
- plooOct 13, 2018Guide
I posted this in a separate thread - posting it here too...
I upgraded by Orbi to 2.2.1.210 - everything seemed fine. I have a guest network (with a password) that I leave disabled and only enable when we have a guest. It is also set to not allow access to my LAN.
A few days after upgrading I noticed that my guest network was active with NO PASSWORD and it could access my LAN (the guest network has a password set). I logged into the Orbi console and it was still set to disabled, but it was broadcasting and I could connect to it with no password. The only way to turn it back off was to turn the guest network on and off again.
This is a serious security flaw! I now have major concerns about the security of this device which I've had no problems with for over a year.
Tried to roll back to previous firmware; but the Orbi just automatically updates to the latest.
Anyone else seen this guest network issue?
- FURRYe38Oct 13, 2018Guru - Experienced User
Try a factory reset and setup from scratch:
ploo wrote:
I posted this in a separate thread - posting it here too...
I upgraded by Orbi to 2.2.1.210 - everything seemed fine. I have a guest network (with a password) that I leave disabled and only enable when we have a guest. It is also set to not allow access to my LAN.
A few days after upgrading I noticed that my guest network was active with NO PASSWORD and it could access my LAN (the guest network has a password set). I logged into the Orbi console and it was still set to disabled, but it was broadcasting and I could connect to it with no password. The only way to turn it back off was to turn the guest network on and off again.
This is a serious security flaw! I now have major concerns about the security of this device which I've had no problems with for over a year.
Tried to roll back to previous firmware; but the Orbi just automatically updates to the latest.
Anyone else seen this guest network issue?
- RedBatman89Oct 15, 2018Guide
Hey I just wanted to say still that the IPV6 dropping after a few days still happens in this firmware. I have to still go in and reapply it, however now it takes a few more times before IPV6 comes back. This really needs to be fixed, IPV6 shouldn't stop after a few days.
- Christian_ROct 15, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello RedBatman89, deesto, tarxvf,
Good afternoon!
Thank you for taking the time to be contacted by support regarding the recent firmware. Our support team is eagerly waiting for an update on the support cases they have open with you. We appreciate the feedback and we look forward to working with you some more to help resolve the issue(s).
~Christian
- dorqusOct 16, 2018Guide
Any chance of getting SSH into the next build? I still can't beleive that in this day and age *TELNET* is an option via the debug.htm page.... I know that there is a busybox with SSH support for arm7 - lots of other embedded devices have this.