C7000v2 WiFiCableModemRouter can't access Remote Management via the Netgear Genie App.

So I AM using the Nighthawk app and following the instructions inside said app which say:

"No devices with Remote Management enabled.  To enable, while connected to your router's Wifi, go to Menu > Settings > Remote Management within the app."

But, as you can see in the attached screenshot from my phone, there is no "Remote Management" menu option in the app under "Settings".

That amounts to "doesn't work" from my perspective.

Best Regards.

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SSWaltersII wrote:

 

But, as you can see in the attached screenshot from my phone, there is no "Remote Management" menu option in the app under "Settings".

 

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I see exactly the same screen and Remote Management works fine here. The problem may be that you have not gone through the rest of the process. That is why I ask for more details than "it won't work". It's a bit like saying "my car won't start". I leave it to you to list the possible reasons for that.

You have to set up Remote Management on the modem/router before you can attempt to use it on a mobile device. Then you have to grapple with Remote Access.

I did suggest earlier that you should read the manual for how to do this. That clearly says:

"Launch a web browser from a computer or mobile device that is connected to the modem router network."

There are several points in there, for a start it says web browser, not an app. It also says "to the modem router network". In other words, local management.

The manual's instructions are designed for you to feed in a known IP address. Access via the app, weeks differently.

Here's how it works on my router:

• Setup
• Advanced Setup
• Remote Management
• Turn it on

Your app has to have a way of finding the address for your modem/router so that to can sneak up on it. For that you also need to set up Remote Access

I know that it describes the process using the genie, but netgear has been good at keeping documents up to date – but this might help:

How do I remotely access my router using the NETGEAR Desktop genie? | Answer | NETGEAR Support

In effect, you have to set up a "Cloud" account on mynetgear.com that links your device. Remote access then links to that address and redirects the app to your modem/router in the nether regions of the Internet.

Here's how Netgear describes it:

How do I enable or disable remote access on my router using the Nighthawk app? | Answer | NETGEAR Support

The app then asks you to feed in the password and username to access mynetgear.com and that the directs you to the modem/router.

Complicated, I know, but once again there are several steps involved that "it doesn't work" is not much help in finding out where it might be going wrong for you.

Have been been through these steps? Still doesn't work? Which bit falls over?

Hi,

Pleasw see the attached.

• I have already turned on Remote Management via the web browser Genie.
• I also have already set up the Netgear Cloud account which is confirms that my device is registered to the email address I'm using in the app.

BTW...thanks for your perseverance.  I had decided to give up on this right before you started responding in such detail.  Now I'm really keen to have this work.

Best Regards.

Does Remote Management appear on the Nighhawk App?

Remote Management

Please see attached pdf.

"REMOTE MANAGEMENT" shows up in purple during app load.  If I click on it, it takes me to the screen shot labeled "End Result".

Otherwise, if I wait until the app loads (pic #2), click on the Home icon in the upper left, I get the menu (pic #3), it takes me to the screen shot labeled "End Result".

Cheers!

I also turned off my phone's Wi-Fi and tried.

See attached.

Slightly different results, but still no success.

That is remote management.

Huh?!  I know what Remote Management is.  My OP question was why is it not working for my c7000v2?

I don't understand those images.

Three incomplete screen shots piled into one PDF file do not make for clear reading.

The second one seems to who that you are into remote management.

Even on a local network, connected to the modem/router's wifi, you should still be able to connect through Remote Management. This goes in and out through the Cloud service.

Have you actually tried this away from your own wifi network? Or are all your experiments connected to your own wifi?