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JamesGL
Dec 19, 2017NETGEAR Employee Retired
Feedback for R7000 New firmware 1.0.9.18
Hi All,
Please post here for any update/issue related to the latest firmware 1.0.9.18.
- Mar 08, 2018
You should review this and maybe revert back to this recommended version of FW:
Alfikwrote:I've looked here again after a while and I can't belive the problem is still not solved....
Since I've flashed Tomato a few weeks ago I've forgotten that I have a router- it's working perfectly getting dust because i do not touch it at all :-)...
Parental control works perfectly, 0 drops, strong signal - save your time and do a similar thing!
HWAM
Dec 19, 2017Apprentice
Just ordered a Linksys WRT1900ACS. I am so sick and tired.
rudiklein
Dec 19, 2017Star
HWAM Linksys seems to be the better choice. But don't forget Linksys could screw up too. Anyway, it's the way a company fixes their screw ups.
Best Overall, Best for Larger Homes: Linksys AC1900 Dual Band Wireless Router :manhappy:
- HWAMDec 19, 2017Apprenticerudiklein I know all brands can create bugs. But I am not able to repair the R7000. Even a full reset and flash the oldest firmware wasn't fixing the issue. I guess the problem firmwares broke my router.
- HWAMDec 19, 2017ApprenticeAt this moment my WiFi 2.4GHz is down again. So nothing is helping anymore. Also the firmware of today is not solving the problem.
- mzguyDec 19, 2017Apprentice
HWAM wrote:
rudiklein I know all brands can create bugs. But I am not able to repair the R7000. Even a full reset and flash the oldest firmware wasn't fixing the issue. I guess the problem firmwares broke my router.Did you try 1.0.7.10_1.2.3? It appears to be working for some time for two other users.
- rudikleinDec 19, 2017Star
HWAM You know what is really annoying. KPN, my TV/Phone provider in the Netherlands shipped me a new settop box, including a new modem to "improve" my Netflix experience (which was fine btw). After the replacement of their router, no incoming traffic was flowing, port forwarding seemed to be screwed up.
Stupid me decided to install the latest Netgear firmware on my second router because of security issues being mentioned.
So now I have 2 routers with issues (they are back-to-back connected, KNP uses fixed 192 addresses and we use 193. And their routers are crap, so I just use it as a modem.). This makes it very difficult to troubleshoot the port forwarding issue if you don't know which router is causing it.
So that's a BIG improvement :smileyvery-happy:
I wish you Merry Christmas while I have a working network, I don't know what tomorrow will bring! (Merry Christmas also to the Netgear developers who are working day and night to fix this issue, I assume....right....RIGHT?)