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Nighthawk X6S AC3000 MU-MIMO Smart Wi-Fi Router have no internet
My router was working normally until one day when I woke up, no device detected the router's Wi-Fi network, and the main router did not detect the device (it is worth mentioning that the router used i...
what are the led's on it doing?
Did you hold the reset for up to 15 seconds while powered on?
Is it in access point mode side its a secondary router?
- The LEDs turn on well, in the first instance, but the internet LED does not (check if it is the cable, but it is fine), then the wifi network LEDs do turn on only that there is no signal and if I connect an Ethernet cable the leds don't turn on.
- When the router starts up, first those LEDs that I mentioned turn on well, then they turn off, followed by the Internet and Ethernet LEDs that turn on briefly, but they turn off and it goes back to the previous thing that I mentioned and until there it remains, it does not receive or give a signal nowhere.
- As for restarting, I tried it even longer and it didn't reset, the LEDs remained the same and nothing changed.
- At first I didn't configure it as an access point, I forgot that, but it worked since it is the secondary router, but since I can't access the router anywhere I can't place it as an access point.
what modem/gateway is it connected to?
Did you replace the cable? Sometimes a cable checker will be fine but the cable not be fine because a cable tester just sends a signal that it either receives or not. A sketchy cable can pass electricity but a bad signal when it encodes information.
- The router is connected to the internet company's modem.
- I changed the cable to test but still had the same problem.
douglo wrote:- The router is connected to the internet company's modem.
- I changed the cable to test but still had the same problem.The internet company's modem, does it have a brand name and model number? Please look on the label.
Need to know in case it is a combination modem/router.
The router does not need to be connected to the modem in order to access the user interface. Disconnect the router and reboot it with no Ethernet cables attached. You should be able to see and connect to the Wi-Fi to access the user interface.
