LB1120 Bridge Mode - No Connectivity

I'm having the exact same issue with a LB2120.
The firmware details are this:

Firmware Version: M18QW_v07.05.170721
App Version: NTG9X07W_13.04.00.00
Web App Version: LBHDATA_03.03.103.159
Bootloader Ver: v1.0.0
Hardware Version: 08

There are nu updates available.

Looks like you have to keep waiting unfortunately. :(

I cant update the firmware either, it says there are no updates available, tried clicking about 100 times

I forgot to mention, I'm in australia, shouldn't this already be available? Thanks

Yeah it definitely should be available.

Where did you get your unit from?

Can you post a screen shot of your firmware?

Hi, these are the technical details of my device. I bought it in Belgium.

not sure what happened to my post but this is take 2, here are my firmware details thanks bosss7, would be great if I can get this update working:

Firmware

Firmware Version: M18QW_v07.05.170721
Firmware Build Date: Unknown
App Version: NTG9X07W_13.05.02.00
Web App Version: LBHDATA_03.03.103.165
Bootloader Version: Bootloader Ver: v1.0.0
Hardware Version: 08

test

Ah okay. In that case you have the EU version, for which the firmware still hasn't been released apparently, unless a Netgear rep can confirm that it has...

The Australian version can be bought from JB Hifi, for which the new (and fixed) firmware is available.

Thanks bosss7, Im having some probs posting but looks like you can see my posts, i must have posted about 15 times, opps. I did buy it from jb hiji, a pity it is not the AUS version as i need to use it urgently & cant wait around for the euro updates, will have to return it tomorrow =( This was the most painful router i have ever bought

Actually if you did get it from JB, then it SHOULD be the AUS version, just like mine. I got two of em and they did manage to upgrade.

JB shouldn't stock the EUS version at all... If they do, then they are idjots.

Is actually Netgear giving a damn sh*t about their buyers, or they just sell crappy stuff that in one content works but in another continent deserves a non-functioning firmware.

Hello Netgear?

Hey Loledi,

Just got your modified post.

Seems like you have the latest firmware, so bridge mode should work fine now.

Which provider are you using?

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bossss7 wrote:

Hey Loledi,

Just got your modified post.

Seems like you have the latest firmware, so bridge mode should work fine now.

Which provider are you using

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I'm with iinet, should I change any IP addresses/subnet settings etc or should it work instantly since it's already the right firmware?

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So on the LB2120, set it to bridge mode, which will also restart the device (You can still access it via 192.168.5.1, if you haven't changed the IP address.

Then make sure you have it connected from the (Yellow) LAN port on the LB2120, to the WAN port on your router.

The WAN settings on your router should be set to DHCP, and deselect any login options. Then it should connect and you'll be up and running.

Which router are you using BTW?

Hang on, you have iinet 4G?

Just wanna make sure...

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bossss7 wrote:

Hang on, you have iinet 4G?

Just wanna make sure...

 

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Actually I don't have 4G, do i need it to work? was planning to connect via Ethernet to NBN, I tried your advice above connecting to WAN etc but it's still not connecting, am using a pepwave surf & get the error msg 'no PPPoE detected'

If you don't have 4g internet, I'm not entirely sure why you've purchased this?, it doesn't act as a modem to any other sort of connection, it's meant to give backup 4g internet if the primary WAN goes down if something is connected to wan port, it won't to my knowledge do anything useful to anything otherwise connected to wan port that wouldn't be achieved by connecting WAN device straight to router?

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iDragon wrote:

If you don't have 4g internet, I'm not entirely sure why you've purchased this?, it doesn't act as a modem to any other sort of connection, it's meant to give backup 4g internet if the primary WAN goes down if something is connected to wan port, it won't to my knowledge do anything useful to anything otherwise connected to wan port that wouldn't be achieved by connecting WAN device straight to router?

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ok looks like I bought the wrong device, I wanted something I can use in bridge mode of this size and this was the only thing I can find on the market (without buying online as I normally never purchase online) I wasn't planning on using the failover function, I looked at the manual before buying and was sure it said it could connect to optic fibre connections but maybe i misunderstood

Ah yeah as iDragon wrote, bridge mode only work with 4G on this.

Hopefully you can return it if you don't need a 4G failover function.