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New - XR450/XR500 Firmware Version 2.3.2.134 Released
Enhancements: 04/12/2022
Remove Funjsq for PR SKU
Various security enhancements
Bug Fixes:
Fixes an issue where the name of an attached device cannot be changed in the device manager th...
I recommend that you leave the DHCP IP address pool range set to a smaller range. You don't have to use the default range. I personally never use the factory range on any NG router. Also this provides room for static IP addressed devices as well. I use .100 to .150 as I only have around 30 devices. Plenty of room for additional devices if and when that happens.
We hope so, however don't have that info.
Could you please repeat the process but instead downgrade to the 114 firmware, linked below.
https://kb.netgear.com/000062867/XR500-Firmware-Version-2-3-2-114
Once downgraded factory reset either through the interface or by holding the button on the back for thirty seconds.
Then re-upgrade and don't factory reset after the upgrade.
Hi Liam - do you have any idea when the next version is coming out for the XR500 please?
- domino138 we post any and all potential updates on the status of firmware here: http://support.netduma.com/en/support/solutions/articles/16000132677-dumaos-firmware-progress outside of that we don't have any extra information to give
My XR500 had a problem - documented here:
...where it would sporadically restart and reset. Since upgrading to .134, I haven't experienced this again. But I also hadn't reserved any addresses. Earlier this week, I reserved one device and address in the LAN. My DHCP is set to 192.168.1.2 - 254.
The morning after I made the reservation, my router restarted and reset - just like it had previously.
Is anyone else experiencing this...and is there ever going to be any relief?
I recommend that you leave the DHCP IP address pool range set to a smaller range. You don't have to use the default range. I personally never use the factory range on any NG router. Also this provides room for static IP addressed devices as well. I use .100 to .150 as I only have around 30 devices. Plenty of room for additional devices if and when that happens.
We hope so, however don't have that info.
