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hantrax
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Sep 09, 2020
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R7000 problem

Hi guys,

I have an R7000 modem router, connected via WAN to another modem router (broadband modem)

A few weeks ago I had a problem, the internet led was flashing fast from white to orange.


I did a hard reset and the problem disappeared, now it's back, I can surf the internet.
If I use the android app, it tells me it's offline...
Do I have to do a new hard reset? or is there a hardware problem?
the firware installed is V1.0.10.90_10.2.90

If I buy a new router, can I use the R7000 configuration file to configure the new router?

  • > the firware installed is V1.0.10.90_10.2.90

     

          https://community.netgear.com/t5/x/x/m-p/1900901#M155834

     

       I'd try different (older or newer) firmware before condemning the
    hardware.

     

    > If I buy a new router, can I use the R7000 configuration file to
    > configure the new router?

     

       That should work if "the new router" is an R7000.

     

    > I have an R7000 modem router, connected via WAN to another modem
    > router (broadband modem)

     

       Cascadung multiple routers is probably a bad idea, too.  What,
    exactly, is your (unspecified) "another modem router"?  Or is it
    actually a "(broadband modem)"?  If it is (or includes) a router:

     

       Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look
    for Documentation.  Get the User Manual.  Look for "Set Up the Router as
    a WiFi Access Point".

2 Replies

  • > the firware installed is V1.0.10.90_10.2.90

     

          https://community.netgear.com/t5/x/x/m-p/1900901#M155834

     

       I'd try different (older or newer) firmware before condemning the
    hardware.

     

    > If I buy a new router, can I use the R7000 configuration file to
    > configure the new router?

     

       That should work if "the new router" is an R7000.

     

    > I have an R7000 modem router, connected via WAN to another modem
    > router (broadband modem)

     

       Cascadung multiple routers is probably a bad idea, too.  What,
    exactly, is your (unspecified) "another modem router"?  Or is it
    actually a "(broadband modem)"?  If it is (or includes) a router:

     

       Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look
    for Documentation.  Get the User Manual.  Look for "Set Up the Router as
    a WiFi Access Point".

    • hantrax's avatar
      hantrax
      Tutor

      Thanks...I updated the firmware to the new version and now work fine..

       

      Stefano