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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...
Update: While I did not get a response to the certificate not renewed by Netgear, I did speak with a technician today and after our long conversation I was able to login to my router. At first I had to use another browser, other than Chrome. Because I couldn't login before I was not able to get the current firmware update of 1.0.1.100 for my router. She said that update fixed a problem of not being able to log in--cause being the 1.0.1.90 firmware problem [no details]. After a long while of security hoops between my antivirus and trying different browsers and different kinds of computers, on my desktop [using Windows], I was able to go to the Netgear support page, locate my router, download the current firmware to my computer [which came in a zip file]. I removed the .img to my desktop, went back to my Google browser, entered the 192..... IP address, logged in, and via advanced, admin, firmware browse and upload I was able to login on Chrome like I used to do. I was able to view all the files at the router site. So far I can still login to the router. I plan to check on the certification when I get back with support. Hope this helps someone.
I can confirm that the login works for me now. I do not get the digital certificate expired message.
The cert is no longer invalid due to being expired; now, it's not valid because it's self-signed. Not really an improvement on my end. At least there was a change - just laterally instead of forward.