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Firmware 2.2.1.210 released as of 10/3/18
New firmware is available via the GUI ....
Let's hope for success.
Have you tried a manual FW update using v210 to the satellite and then router, then do a factory reset and then setup from scratch?
Davenlei wrote:
So I performed the command line updates to the router and the satellite and confirmed the auto update and other setting were set to not check or update.
Well a couple days later, my router and satellite are updated to the latest bad firmware again. So now my satellite keeps disconnecting and my reliability sucks again.
Another very unhappy user on x.210
Since the update my satalitte has been disconnecting multiple times an hour, no settings have changed but did notice that someone metioned the daisy chain option might be bugged and swapped so turned it on but no difference. Full reset and re-config... still happening.
What good is a really expensive piece of networking kit if they allow such buggy firmware to be released (and/or not officially allow us to stop updates!). At least make a statement, give us an idea of if there is a fix in the works or roll back the damn firmware!
Try a Manual FW load:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi/Firmware-2-2-1-210-released-as-of-10-3-18/m-p/1647303/highlight/true#M42416
Korath wrote:
Another very unhappy user on x.210
Since the update my satalitte has been disconnecting multiple times an hour, no settings have changed but did notice that someone metioned the daisy chain option might be bugged and swapped so turned it on but no difference. Full reset and re-config... still happening.
What good is a really expensive piece of networking kit if they allow such buggy firmware to be released (and/or not officially allow us to stop updates!). At least make a statement, give us an idea of if there is a fix in the works or roll back the damn firmware!
- I fully agree. Their product is expensive, their forced updates are flawed and their support is non existent. Time for class action??
Kalotay wrote:
I fully agree. Their product is expensive, their forced updates are flawed and their support is non existent. Time for class action??I don't want £2 from a class action, I just want a set and forget internet router that I don't have to spend hours diagnosing/trawling the internet everytime they push an update! Sigh.
So did a full factory reset and manual install of the latest 210 firmware (didn't want to telnet to stop auto update) and it resolved the problem for about 24 hours and now its doing it agian. Just got off chat with Amazon support and getting full refund. Shame.