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famousdavis
Aug 19, 2018Tutor
OpenVPN warning: No server certificate verification method has been enabled
Hi, I've got a new Orbi router (Model RBR20) and two satellites. The router's firmware is V2.1.4.16. I enabled OpenVPN on the Orbi router and it works fine with my mobile device. When I use OpenVP...
- Mar 03, 2019
try adding
remote-cert-tls server
to the end of your config file that should remove the warning
Christian_R
Aug 20, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello famousdavis,
Thank you for reaching out to the community. I have passed this information along to our engineering team to look into. In the meantime, I would suggest upgrading your firmware to the latest version provided in the link below.
https://www.netgear.com/support/product/rbr20.aspx#RBR20%20Firmware%20Version%202.2.0.68
Best regards,
Christian
- famousdavisAug 20, 2018TutorThanks, Christian.
When the Orbi router does it auto-check for new firmware, it says it’s already up-to-date (on V2.1.4.16).
Any downside to upgrading the firmware using your provided link? If I wanted to downgrade the firmware back to 2.1.4.16 (if something is screwy with the newer firmware version), is that possible?
And this wouldn’t require updating the firmware on the two satellites, would it?- FURRYe38Aug 20, 2018Guru - Experienced User
It's recommended to manually download the FW files and then update the Satellites first, then the router. Please use a wired LAN cable connected PC or laptop for this operation.
- Christian_RAug 20, 2018NETGEAR Employee Retired
There would be no downside using the link to upgrade your firmware and yes, you will be able to downgrade back if necessary by clicking on the various firmware versions in the link provided.
It is not required to update the firmware on the satellites but as always, upgrading to the latest firmware is recommended.
Regards,
Christian
- famousdavisAug 20, 2018TutorDoes the same firmware download work for both the Orbi router and its connected satellites? Eg, the satellites don’t get their own special firmware, correct?
If I recall, the same Orbi model number is used to identify both the Orbi router and the Orbi satellites, both. I’m inferring from your last post that I could use the firmware update on both the router and its satellites.
I’ll try this out tonight and report back whatever I learn.