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Netgear 6700AX AX1800 stuck at "Please wait a moment"
I have tried logging into my router and it's stuck at "Please wait a moment". Cannot click on any links in the interface. Router version is V1.0.13.128 which is currently the latest.
I have tried logging into my router and it's stuck at "Please wait a moment". Cannot click on any links in the interface. Router version is V1.0.13.128 which is currently the latest.
What are the solutions to fix this?
Start off with additional information.
Are you using a real computer or a mobile device? What operating system?
Are you connected to the router via an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi?
Are you using an application or a web browser? Which version?
Re: Netgear 6700AX AX1800 stuck at "Please wait a moment"
You can help people to help you by providing the information suggested in this forum's header:
Subject (Include model number and brief summary) Model (Recommended - Helps the community give the best answers) Body (Include additional detail including model version, firmware, OS and environment where relevant.)
They are there for a good reason.
The "environment" bit could include details of how you get on to the Internet, the modem/gateway/ONT between the router and the outside world..
Re: Netgear 6700AX AX1800 stuck at "Please wait a moment"
@KadenJessop wrote: First question, I don't understand what answer you're looking for.
For the second question, it started after about a week I set it up.
You connect your AX6700 with an Ethernet cable to some type of device to obtain an internet connection. Usually that device is a modem or a gateway (combination modem/router) or an ONT (optical network terminal). What device, brand name and model number, are you connecting your AX6700 to? You could also be in a apartment where all you have is an Ethernet receptacle in the wall.
Sometimes the web browsers (all of them) get confused or they confuse the router. It is helpful to clear the cache on the web browser. Each browser is different but it is an option in the settings.
Another course of action is to power down your router, pull the power cord, wait a few minutes and then power it up and give it plenty of time to boot and stabilize.
My Router is connect via ethernet to a Calix ONT, Don't remember the model # .
Is Calix the ONT manufacturer or the internet service provider? It would be very helpful to know the model number of the ONT. Could you look at a label on the device?
