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Chitowndude
Jul 19, 2019Star
Orbi Firmware V2.3.5.30 new Problems Introduced
Version Router Firmware Version V2.3.5.30 software pushed into my router and satellite yesterday. Now the router is routinely "flashing red" (disconnected) on a regular basis. Usually when unde...
Chitowndude
Jul 22, 2019Star
So you think it's reasonable to have to rebuild my network setup every time Netgear pushes out firmware that they apparently haven't tested properly?
Nope. I reject that "sensei" advice.
This firmware continues to experience issues with a previously very, very stable connection.
FURRYe38
Jul 22, 2019Guru - Experienced User
Factory reset is a valid troubleshooting step to help resolve some issues. Also saving of backup configuration to file at each new FW update, would also help save you time when factory resets are needed and while trouble shooting.
No instability issues seen on mine and others as well:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/New-Firmware-2-3-5-30/m-p/1777003/highlight/true#M66260
Good Luck.
Chitowndude wrote:So you think it's reasonable to have to rebuild my network setup every time Netgear pushes out firmware that they apparently haven't tested properly?
Nope. I reject that "sensei" advice.
This firmware continues to experience issues with a previously very, very stable connection.
- ChitowndudeJul 22, 2019Star
I've ALWAYS saved configuration files. After I first began having issues with this current firmware, I applied the configuration saved just prior to upgrade.
No difference.
Sure, rebuilding the connection *IS* a valid troubleshooting step - in 2002. Might as well tell me to reboot my computer, empty my browser cache, and every other "troubleshooting" step from when computing was in its infancy. It SHOULDN'T be necessary.
- FURRYe38Jul 22, 2019Guru - Experienced User
I agree, however it is necessary sometimes.