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Routerlogin.net digital certificate expired
Just discovered that the digital certificate for routerlogin.net has expired; it expired on August 2, 2019, and apparently no one at Netgear noticed it or fixed it yet that is why browsers like Chro...
Hello Richard1864,
We have received feedback from the community of the same report. I have escalated this to the team to have the issue resolved. We're also aware that the incorrect warranty information maybe displayed for a few members. If you require support, please let me know and I can assist with our Support Team reaching out to you.
Respectfully,
Christian
- Hey Christian,
Thanks a bunch for the quick response on the digital certificate issue.
The other question I have is I’ve never noticed if the fan on my RAX120 ever runs. I don’t hear it when the router first boots up, and after 8 hours or so it gets quite hot to touch. Is there any way to check in the UI if it’s running or now?
Richard.Hi Richard,
I have a RAX120 as well and I don't recall the fan turning on however, it has been warm every now and then but not "hot to touch" as you say yours does. Would you mind telling me where you have your RAX120 placed in your home?
~Christian
- I keep mine in the office; by dumb luck it is under the air conditioning vent and the ceiling fan. It seems to get hot when the ceiling fan is turned off. I live in Texas and we have had temperatures in the high 90’s F lately.
Has the fan been disabled in the firmware, is that why it doesn’t run?
Richard
Has anyone updated the certificate on routerlogin.net yet? Does anyone at work at netgear?
Hello, any news on this topic regarding www.routerlogin.net invalid certificate? I have a macbook that won't connect but every other device is connected.
Christian_R wrote:Hello Richard1864,
We have received feedback from the community of the same report. I have escalated this to the team to have the issue resolved. We're also aware that the incorrect warranty information maybe displayed for a few members. If you require support, please let me know and I can assist with our Support Team reaching out to you.
Respectfully,
Christian
snix1 wrote:Hello, any news on this topic regarding www.routerlogin.net invalid certificate? I have a macbook that won't connect but every other device is connected.
The Macbook isn't connecting to the router wireless (or the Ethernet LAN port)? This would be completely unrelated to the certificate used only for the router https Web interface.
Open a dedicated thread, provide router model, installed firmware, and some details of the MB (model year, MacOS version).
Hi there, our work is now using MDM to manage out mobiles and I get the same expired message for the same certificates and so I am constantly getting warning popup messages on my mobile phone? What is the update on this issue?
