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FURRYe38
Jun 12, 2022Guru - Experienced User
Enable Email Logging and Router Reboots
NOTICE:
For ANY users seeing mysterious reboots of there 7 or 8 series RBR routers rebooting at random or at specific time frames, we'd like to ask you to enable Email Logging of the RBR and config...
- Jun 21, 2022
Ok, enabling email logs seems to help stop the RBR mysterious rebooting. Mines been online for 4+ days:
Uptime would have been more however we had a brown out last Wednesday.
quaywe
Jun 26, 2022Tutor
This solution is looking good for me.
Basic Information
Firmware Version: V4.6.8.2_2.1.9
dumaos: v3.0.410
seal: v2.1.5.37-2
seal_services: v2.1.5.12-0
armor-bd: v2.2.100.3
spc-circle: v3.25.0.2
System Uptime: 5 days 19:29:04
codejanitor
Jul 01, 2022Star
When will NG come up with the firmware update that will fix the issue instead of having this ridiculous workaround? I don't want to configure my Orbi to send out emails to fix a bad firmware release.
- FURRYe38Jul 02, 2022Guru - Experienced User
NG doesn't publish when FW updates for forth coming. Sorry.
codejanitor wrote:
When will NG come up with the firmware update that will fix the issue instead of having this ridiculous workaround? I don't want to configure my Orbi to send out emails to fix a bad firmware release. - dtayJul 05, 2022Luminary
It's ridiculous that we have to "beta test" what is a production firmware and to come up with "workarounds" just to fix Netgear's lack of quality control. Should we just hold off on this firmware update? I'm still on V4.6.8.2_2.1.9 which I had to do a factory reset/restore config to fix the web admin/app admin lock out fiasco.
- codejanitorJul 05, 2022StarIf this was any other company, they will be burning the midnight oil to find and fix the issue. With NG we will be lucky to get a "fix" in about 2 months optimistically.
- TC_in_MontanaJul 05, 2022Virtuoso
If this was any other company, they will be burning the midnight oil to find and fix the issue. With NG we will be lucky to get a "fix" in about 2 months optimistically.
codejanitor If you think that Netgear is not working towards a solution for this, you are mistaken. Unfortunately, sometimes it takes a while to find the problem, then a solution to that problem, then get it tested internally and externally.
I do agree it is taking a long time but as an IT professional for over 45 years, I also know that sometimes it isn't as easy as people want to think it is - and fixing something while insuring you don't break something else can be quite tedious and difficult.
We are all looking forward to the correct solution to be provided. But I would rather wait and get the RIGHT solution, than have NG rush a fix out that causes other issues. We all know that exact thing has happened multiple times in the past and not rushing a half-baked solution is most likely the direction NG engineers have been given from higher ups.
- FURRYe38Jul 05, 2022Guru - Experienced User
You can update or hold on with v.2.
NG IS aware of this issue. We've made it CLEAR to them.
dtay wrote:
It's ridiculous that we have to "beta test" what is a production firmware and to come up with "workarounds" just to fix Netgear's lack of quality control. Should we just hold off on this firmware update? I'm still on V4.6.8.2_2.1.9 which I had to do a factory reset/restore config to fix the web admin/app admin lock out fiasco.