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mpsalkin
Nov 17, 2021Aspirant
Upgraded XR500 to V2.3.2.130 and shortly after all LAN ports not connecting to my devices
Hello, I recently purchased the XR500 a few weeks ago, upgraded FW to .114 and everything was working well. Then FW V2.3.2.130 was released so I upgraded and again everything seemed to be operati...
Netduma-Liam
Dec 02, 2021NetDuma Partner
You may need to reboot the devices themselves to ensure they get their new IPs, though to be fair I would've thought rebooting the router would've helped with that.
This is different from any issues we've seen on the XR500 as far as I'm aware. I would suggest now that you reach out to Netgear via support.netgear.com and see if they can assist further. We're now into the Network settings which isn't something we at Netduma had a part in, so we're a little limited in the advice we can offer.
Bans25
Mar 13, 2022Aspirant
I am having the same exact issue for over a month since upgrading to V2.3.2.130. When is the next FW release coming out? My family is not happy, I have to reboot the router multiple times a day in order to have even static devices connect. This is definitely a FW bug..
- Netduma-FraserMar 13, 2022NetDuma PartnerBans25 you've done all the suggestions made so far and the reserved IPs are outside the DHCP range? They wouldn't renew that much so it might be the IP the XR is getting is changing frequently, if you can set that as static it may reduce the issue. ETAs are not provided as they're always subject to change, we're doing our best to get one out as soon as we can.
- OrostaMar 14, 2022Star
If you're comfortable with it, I'd recommend installing DD-WRT instead of the terrible firmware 2.3.2.130 until they sort the issues.
I've been running DD-WRT for the last month and while the UI isn't as flashy, IPV6, QoS, etc all work as intended and I've yet to have to reboot bar me fiddling with settings to get the best Wi-Fi bandwidth.
My speeds are the same, and my bufferbloat scores (QoS on a maxed out connection) are now A+. The congestion control on DumaOS never worked for me from .56 to .114 or .130. The DHCP issues are the worst. .130 should be pulled and recommended for deletion. It's an awful firmware.