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I recently enabled my NightHawk router as an Access Point to my fiber modem/wireless router which my service provider does not give me managment access.
I have noticed a few issues after enabling this. First, I use a Cisco Webex room for some of my meetings. It works fine from the browser, but the desktop client will not connect. (constantly in a connecting state)
Second, when I login to a Go Fund Me account, it fails to show me the reCaptura and therefore I am not able to access.
I have tested this with several devices on the network, and have moved to a cellular network connection. The problems only appear on my home network with the Access Point configured which is the only change I can think of since I noticed these problems.
Good point, and yes it doesn't seem to work from the service provider's router either. Can you please help me understand this issue...I can't imagine the pain it will be to try to find someone who can help with this from their support team.
Ok, thanks! I have been searching all day, and it really is hard to know what to even search for. My ISP is in Mexico, so it makes it even harder to get support or look through their forums.
Also, I didn't have this problem when I had the two router's daisy chained together. That said, I think you are right that the problem isn't with the AP. Maybe this weekend I will try to go back to that configuration just to see if it still works that way. I will confirm here if it does.
I couldn't find much information on it, but I did get access to the management interface. Looked all over for something that might help. Turned off the FW. Disabled the AP and went back to two routers, nothing seemed to help.
I haven't tried a Webex call yet, so we will see if there is any change in that, but tested Go Fund Me login and it didn't work using either my router, or the GW. Of course, it could still be the GW, just not sure what is causing this, and why it worked before.
The GW does allow me configure DNS to No-IP, TZO or DynDNS.org. I need to create a logon for those to configure it. Tried setting up No-IP and had something wrong, the status said "wrong option".
Strangely, WEBEX is now working correctly with my current setup of using two routers in serial and using wifi to my router. I will try testing it with a GW connection later.
That said, I believe that this has been two issues all along. I didn't use GoFundMe until after making the change to an Access Point, so I associated it with the WEBEX problem and related both issues to the AP. In fact, GoFundMe worked on my home network when I originally created my accounts (which was after configuring the AP) and then stopped working after a few hours. I originally thought that GFM had blocked me, but then discovered that it worked if I used my cellular network instead of my home network.
Access Point Router GW
WEBEX: NOK OK ??
GFM: NOK NOK NOK
But GFM (reCaptura) works from Cellular network (multiple devices) and for a short time worked on home network Access Point.
But GFM (reCaptura) works from Cellular network (multiple devices) and for a short time worked on home network Access Point.
WEBEX works from browser, but not from desktop client. Sames as Access Point. GW performance is really bad (some distortion in voice quality), but Access Point was good. I will look for anything that stands out between configuration of Router and GW.
Ok, I think I have more informaiton on reCaptura. Just for some background, we have two friends in Mexico who are both dealing with COVID, so we have created some GFM accounts for them. However, you can't receive funds from GFM with a Mexican bank account and we are having to use a US account.
Anyway, the point of this is that we have been experimenting with how to create the account and assign a benificiary. I was using both GFM accounts from the same PC (and Gateway IP). When you receive an invitation from GFM to accept being a benificariary, it opens the link in your browser...but if you were already "signed in" to GFM with a different account...I think this breaks something with reCaptura...or you get marked as a suspect IP or something.
They only reason I say this, is basically we just replicated the issue with someone else's PC/network and it seems this issue may not have been related to my AP or GW at all. I have no idea how to fix it once it has occured. It doesn't appear to be related to my GFM account, but does appear to be linked to my GW IP, because the same behavior exists on all of my devices but it works with the same devices on my cellular network.
Tried providing a picture of the Chrome console, but here is the error text. I reported this issue to GFM and am thinking they decided to block my IP.
sign-in:1 Access to fetch at 'https://api.gofundme.com/auth/v1/login/email' from origin 'https://www.gofundme.com' has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.
api.gofundme.com/auth/v1/login/email:1 Failed to load resource: net::ERR_FAILED
Authentication.min.js?v=32.39:1 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read property 'error' of undefined
at Authentication.min.js?v=32.39:1
When I logon via cellular network I get this error, but I am allowed access:
