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BretD
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NETGEAR Service Status Page - LIVE - Status.Netgear.com

 

At NETGEAR we strive to provide you quality and peace of mind for all your home networking and small business networking products and service needs. So if something isn't quite working right we've created a handy NETGEAR Status Page. Simply visit status.netgear.com anytime 24/7 to check in on the following services.

 

NETGEAR Insight Services Status Page - 24/7 Cloud-Controlled Switches, Routers, Storage & Wireless Access points

Orbi Services Status Page - Orbi Setup and monitoring app

Nighthawk Services Page - Nighthawk Router monitoring and setup

 

Did you experience a glitch and now it's gone? Past NETGEAR Services Incidents are available in the Past Incidents section.

 

Be sure to bookmark Status.NETGEAR.com to ensure you can check server status anytime. 

 

We'd love to hear your feedback in the comments below.

  • BretD's avatar
    BretD
    Aug 23, 2019

    Here is an example of a planned maintenance update/outage for your reference.

     

     

     

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  • schumaku's avatar
    schumaku
    Guru - Experienced User

    Interesting. Missing are Genie (Remote Access, I assume Nighthawk is using the same), ReadyCloud, ...

  • Im so disgusted with this site I could scream. 90 days free support.......'WHERE" 

    Try to post a questioin to community and it would not post because it did not have a LABEL.

    Label.........what is a label. This is the most user unfriendly site I have ever used.NO instructions in the box .Can I get some info on set up? I only want to use hardwired so how hard can that be. Typical company cop out,no phone,no human,go ask our unpaid volunteers to do our work in the community if you can find a label so you have permission to post. This is beyond ridiculous.And on top of that my router model number does not match any in the drop down menu.Can someone give me some suggestions please?

    Thank you

    • schumaku's avatar
      schumaku
      Guru - Experienced User

      gyosearose wrote:

      Im so disgusted with this site I could scream. 90 days free support.......'WHERE" 


      From one of these unpaid volunteers  if you don't mind ...  

       

      The support contacts can vary with the region/country. Register your product on my.netgear.com and you will have the option to access support.

       

      gyosearose wrote:

      Try to post a questioin to community and it would not post because it did not have a LABEL. Label.........what is a label. This is the most user unfriendly site I have ever used.

      Agree to some point - where labels are required there are some "generic" ones predefined like "Firmware" "Support" "Installation", ready to click.

       

       

      The added value of these labels? In a world of full text search engines - my opinion null and nil. Just nasty overhead dear ChristineT.

      And I understand the person posted here off-topic, because there are no lables requested here.

       

      gyosearose wrote:

      NO instructions in the box.

       

      Seriously? I strongly doubt. Any form of Set-up or Quick Start Guide including the basic set-up process and assistance for the product registration (for warranty and support purposes) is always in place. If missing, head to https://www.netgear.com/support/ and enter your model number or name - and you will be guided to the product for Downloads, Documentation, Guided Assistance, here for example for the R9000. The Documentation section is your friend to start with - there you will find docs like Quick Start, Installation, User Manual.

       

       

      gyosearose wrote:

      And on top of that my router model number does not match any in the drop down menu. Can someone give me some suggestions please?

      Available products are (not always fully complete or up2date why ever) available in the relevant forum section only. Now please re-read your post - can't find any information of the product you try to install (except of a probably random, almost one decade old router selected model tag). 

       

      Happy to guide you to the right community section - permitting you let us know what Netgear product and model version you have got there.

    • michaelkenward's avatar
      michaelkenward
      Guru - Experienced User

      I'd calm down and work out what is going on before having a heart attack.

       


      gyosearose wrote:
      Try to post a questioin to community and it would not post because it did not have a LABEL.

      Where did you try to post? Which section? I never use "labels".

       

      It does demand a subject, for obvious reasons.

       

      Adding details of your hardware is also helpful, but not essential.

       

       

      • schumaku's avatar
        schumaku
        Guru - Experienced User

        michaelkenward wrote:

         


        gyosearose wrote:
        Try to post a questioin to community and it would not post because it did not have a LABEL.

        Where did you try to post? Which section? I never use "labels".


        Michael, You reply to much - try to create new threads ... and you will see that most community sections have mandatory(!) labels 8-)

    • JimRausch's avatar
      JimRausch
      Aspirant

      It is importat to accent the positive.  I have found that the NetGear ReadyNAS RN214 only takes one byte at a time and chews slowly.  My experience with support lead me to believe that we were equals in experiences with this product.  And, though we share the same experience in web design, they support, more than I, the importance of hiring the handicapped!

      • BretD's avatar
        BretD
        Administrator

        Here is an example of a planned maintenance update/outage for your reference.

         

         

         


  • BretD wrote:

     

    At NETGEAR we strive to provide you quality and peace of mind for all your home networking and small business networking products and service needs. So if something isn't quite working right we've created a handy NETGEAR Status Page. Simply visit status.netgear.com anytime 24/7 to check in on the following services.

     

    NETGEAR Insight Services Status Page - 24/7 Cloud-Controlled Switches, Routers, Storage & Wireless Access points

    Orbi Services Status Page - Orbi Setup and monitoring app

    Nighthawk Services Page - Nighthawk Router monitoring and setup

     

    Did you experience a glitch and now it's gone? Past NETGEAR Services Incidents are available in the Past Incidents section.

     

    Be sure to bookmark Status.NETGEAR.com to ensure you can check server status anytime. 

     

    We'd love to hear your feedback in the comments below.


    This site Status.Netgear.com is reporting 504 error 

     

     

    • schumaku's avatar
      schumaku
      Guru - Experienced User
      A service monitoring not working for days does somehow neglect its intention. Yeah Netgear, any idea why I'm not really wondering?
  • Hello. I have a problem with my Arris SB8200 modem. It has two ports but I am told I have to pay for a second IP address.  I want to kow if I connect the GS308 switch to the SB8200 modem,  can I hardwire my desktop from the switch and be able to connect my wifi Netgear R8000 router to the switch and have them both work seperately while using just one port from the SB8200 modem.  I want my desktop to be ethernet hardwired while the rest of my computers connect wirelessly. Is this possible? Thanks,

    • michaelkenward's avatar
      michaelkenward
      Guru - Experienced User

      oldgeeze wrote:

      Hello. I have a problem with my Arris SB8200 modem. It has two ports but I am told I have to pay for a second IP address.  I want to kow if I connect the GS308 switch to the SB8200 modem,  can I hardwire my desktop from the switch and be able to connect my wifi Netgear R8000 router to the switch and have them both work seperately while using just one port from the SB8200 modem.  I want my desktop to be ethernet hardwired while the rest of my computers connect wirelessly. Is this possible? Thanks,


      Your question has nothing to do with the subject of this discussion. If you want people to help, especially the Netgear team, you would do much better e to start a question of your own.

       

      You would also get better advice if you posted in the appropriate section, the one for the R8000 router might be best.

       

      Your device is a Nighthawk WiFi Router.

      Nighthawk WiFi Routers

      You could also expand on what this  SB8200 modem is. It isn't something that Netgear makes. Is this it?

       

      SURFboard SB8200 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem | ARRIS

       

      If so,  just plug things into the router and use its wifi at the same time.



      I want my desktop to be ethernet hardwired while the rest of my computers connect wirelessly. Is this possible? Thanks,


      That's what routers are for. No switch needed.

       

      There is a manual for the R8000 somewhere at the end of this link:

       

      >>>>> R8000 | Product | Support | NETGEAR <<<<<

       

       

       

  • I was having trouble connecting my range extender (model 2700) which is not listed here. When I called support I was told I couldn't connect because I had lots of malware on my PC. They offered to clean it up for $$ and offered a firewall package for a $$ monthly fee. This is after the tech was logged in to my PC (with my permission). I felt like it was a shake down with dogs barking and traffic in the background. It cost me around $80 to be able to use my $25 wifi extender.  I paid by scanning a check to the tech. After which I feel uneasy about the possibility of having my back account emptied. He wanted the check made out to his company and not Netgear. I understand outside help is used for companies but , still...

    • michaelkenward's avatar
      michaelkenward
      Guru - Experienced User

      Denalano wrote:

      I was having trouble connecting my range extender (model 2700) which is not listed here. When I called support I was told I couldn't connect because I had lots of malware on my PC. They offered to clean it up for $$ and offered a firewall package for a $$ monthly fee.


      This sounds like you got caught by one of those scam sites that come up when you search for "Netgear support". They have nothing to do with Netgear. They are dangerous rip off merchants that buy ad links.

       

      Netgear itself does not provide paid for support. It farms that out to GearHead Technical Support.

       

      GearHead Support

       

      I doubt if they were the people you talked to. They wouldn't want checks and the Firewall package sounds like a ripoff.

       

      You should be very careful now. Who knows what they did to your PC.

       

      In future, you would do better to start here.

       

      By the way 2700 isn't a Netgear model number, or even a wifi speed indicator. You can find the model number on the label on the device.

       

       

      If it really was an extender, this isn't the place for the best advice. This is all about Nighthawk routers. Extenders are here:

       

      WiFi Range Extenders & Nighthawk Mesh - NETGEAR Communities