Re: 400 Bad Request This server does not support the operation requested by your client.
hi,
fw 2.5.1.16
FGM modem from Fiber vendor
yes, had just done factory reset and set up from scratch , but could not reapply fw after that, because there was no update in fw from what it was(would not reapply it)
AS I suspected, it all works again after hard reboot.
yes, had just done factory reset and set up from scratch , but could not reapply fw after that, because there was no update in fw from what it was(would not reapply it)
AS I suspected, it all works again after hard reboot.
Re: 400 Bad Request This server does not support the operation requested by your client.
What browser are you using when your trying to apply the FW files? I use IE11 or Edge or Firefox. Be sure to unpack the .zip files before loading.
Armor maybe still causing problems. You can disable it from the Orbi app I believe. If you can get the app to disable Armor, do a full reboot of the RBR. Then check for this problem. A reset and setup from scratch maybe needed one more time, and this time don't enable Armor.
Re: 400 Bad Request This server does not support the operation requested by your client.
I've read numerous threads on this subject and other than FACTORY RESET... I've seen no real answers as to why this stupid Popup is ruining my ability to access my Router
1. The Circle Pop-Up is as far as I EVER get.... I try to "X" it out and it goes to "400 Bad Request"
2. I did a full factory reset and STILL... it goes right back to #1!!
3. I am in a damn loop of hell and now that I've reset eveything... I can't get half my devices back on the web... and I have three family members that work from home.
Does anyone have a different answer from "FACTORY RESET" or "USE A DIFFERENT BROWSER" because neither of these have worked.... and why the hell isn't NetGear helping us with something being pushed out?
Re: 400 Bad Request This server does not support the operation requested by your client.
What version of FW are you using?
Was the FW updated automatically or thru the Orbi app recently? Possible that you might want to download the FW files and manually apply them to the RBS then RBR.
What browser are you using?
Be sure you don't have any popup blockers enabled in your browser.
If you wire connect a PC to the back of the RBR, disconnect the RBR from the ISP modem and factory reset the RBR, press the button for 15 seconds then release. Clear ALL browser caches. I recommend using IE11, Edge or Firefox browsers, you should be able to log into 192.168.1.1 and walk thru the setup wizard here. You can skip the full wizard and just input the security questions then get to the home screen of the RBR. Here you may see both Armor and Circle popup screens which you can close and not enable at this time.
Re: 400 Bad Request This server does not support the operation requested by your client.
Since the reboot of the router (Does rebooting router not help in your case?), it has been working. If it happens again I will reapply the fw once again, starting with the 2 satellites. Last time I restored a backup (which contained Armour), so this time I will not do this, I will just take a picture of the optimal wifi settings.
Then I will empty the browser cache and use Firefox to reapply the fw on allthe 3 nodes.
But why has Netgear not come out with a new FW for such a long time? It must be close to 8 months now since the last fw?
Since the reboot of the router (Does rebooting router not help in your case?), it has been working. If it happens again I will reapply the fw once again, starting with the 2 satellites. Last time I restored a backup (which contained Armour), so this time I will not do this, I will just take a picture of the optimal wifi settings.
Then I will empty the browser cache and use Firefox to reapply the fw on allthe 3 nodes.
But why has Netgear not come out with a new FW for such a long time? It must be close to 8 months now since the last fw?
Re: 400 Bad Request This server does not support the operation requested by your client.
Current Orbir RBR50V2 firmware version is V2.5.1.16. Connected to a Motorola Surfboard SB6121 modem on Xfinity. I know the firmware of the Orbi Router because I can get to the router home page, which displays the firmware version but there is a popup on the page about Circle. The rest of the home page not covered by the popup is greyed out and nothing is clickable. When I click the X in the upper right of the popup to close it with any browser, IE, Edge, Firefox or Chrome will bring me to a 400 Bad request page.
If I manually enter orbilogin.com/adv_index.htm in the browser I can see the advanced tab without interference from the Circle popup.
When I click on Administration\Firmware Update on the left menu of the Advanced tab page I get a 400 Bad Request. I also get a 400 Bad request when clicking on Administration\Attached Devices. All other menu items work.
I have not reset the router as others have commented that they still had 400 bad request pages after doing so.
I have not installed the firmware on the 2 sattelites either. Quite frankly, one would think you would have to do that from the router page? If not, I do not know how.
I actually installed the circle app on my cellphone, after not being able to log in to the orbi app and that did not change anything. I have downloaded the 2.7.1.60 firmware files for the sattelites and router to my desktop but, as I have mentioned, I cannot get to the firmware update pages to apply them. Thank you for your assistance.
Re: 400 Bad Request This server does not support the operation requested by your client.
You can do this to update the RBS FW if you want to:
What you need to do is factory reset the RBS. Wire connect a PC to the 1st satellite. Already have the most current FW version files downloaded on to this PC.
Wire connect 1 PC to the back of the RBS. Factory reset the RBS, wait about 5 minutes. The PC will get a IP address from the satellite. The RBS will be 192.168.1.250. Use this IP address in a web browser to log in to the satellites web page. Log in as admin and password. Use the satellites web page FW update feature to select the FW update file that was unpacked from the .zip file. Then factory reset and then re-sync the satellites to the RBR.
I would avoid installing the Orbi or Circle app.
I would manually re-load the FW on the RBR again, Then factory reset should be performed on the RBR, clear all browser caches then walk thru the setup wizard. Do not enable Armor or Circle on the RBR after completing the setup wizard.
I would do this with just 1 wired PC connected to the RBS and RBS for FW loading. Disconnect the RBR from the ISP modem while you do this.
