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Does anyone with the problem have any ports opened thru the firewall?
Does anyone with the problem have any ports opened thru the firewall? If I hit port 80 it is showing up one my security cameras that I don't even have the port opened up for. This is such as clus...
I have numerous ports forwarded. The reason why I tried logging into the 192.168.1.1 to get the connection refused message because my port 80 that is being forward to the wrong resource. Instead of going to my web server on my internal network. Port 80 is now going to a web cam that I never have forwarded before. I can't check the configuration because of the connection refused. I see a lot with this issue but curious if anyone had the port mix up as well. interestingly enough my port 81 and several others are correct still.
Also, I could of swore I was responding to a thread on the connection refused topic.
Ok. There's been a bad rash of users having problems after there systems were auto updated this past weekend.
Only way to get in and correct the problem on the Orbi system is to turn OFF the RBS, Factory reset the RBR and setup from scratch using a wired PC and web browser at HTTP and 192.168.1.1 and walk thru the setup wizard. Do not use Orbi app.Ok, I didn't see anybody mentioning it so I was curious if that was a symptom of this update.
So I unplugged the camera and port problem resolved. I changed the ip of the camera and issue came back. I changed the port for the camera and all works good now. Since I don't have any immediate needs to change my configuration I am going to give it some time and hope Netgear releases a fix without a factory reset. I did a lot of configs without backing up my settings and few who use my vpn and would have to send new certs to them etc.Thanks for the response.
