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NETGEAR Insight has Market-Leading functionalities with its Mobile First Solution. Network Discovery Simplified Setup and Installation Remote Monitoring Complete Ongoing Management Insight Managment: Your Network. Anytime. Anywhere. Unified remote network visibility and control with NETGEAR Insight management solution
Insight 4.0 is Here! Remote Management from Any Screen, Small or Large
The Insight Cloud Portal is now accessible from your web browser. ( It's easy to find at https://www.insight.netgear.com/ ) All the setup, monitoring and management features available through the Insight app are now also available through the Insight Cloud portal. With a larger screen real estate, users will have a single-pane view of all their devices and their locations in an intuitive interface. Insight Basic and Insight Premium subscription plans. For detailed information, please visit the full NETGEAR Knowledgebase article: What Insight subscription plans are available? Two Insight subscription plans are available with the launch of Insight 4.0 Insight Basic Insight Basic includes access to the Insight mobile app only. The Insight Smart Cloud Portal is an Insight Premium feature. Insight Basic is free for the first two devices. Read More Insight Premium Insight Premium grants access to both the Insight mobile app and the Insight Smart Cloud Portal, which allows you to access and manage your Insight devices from a web browser. Insight Premium also grants access to Premium-only features such as Smart WiFi roaming and PoE scheduling. Additional Premium features are on the development roadmap. Each device requires a subscription fee. A 7 Day free trial is available so you can test out all the amazing features. Read More NETGEAR Insight 28-port Smart Cloud Switches with Insight remote management are also now available: The NETGEAR Insight Managed Smart Cloud Switch (GC728X) is the first 28-port Gigabit Ethernet Switch from NETGEAR with anytime, anywhere remote/cloud management through either the NETGEAR Insight mobile app or Insight cloud web portal. The NETGEAR GC728X features 24 copper Gigabit Ethernet ports, 2 SFP Gigabit Ethernet and 2 SFP+ 10G fiber ports for maximum flexibility and connectivity in your network. With its remote cloud manageability, and advanced L2+/L3 Lite features, it’s the most versatile switch on the market for any environment. The NETGEAR Insight Managed Smart Cloud Switch (GC728XP) edition of the new 28-Port Smart Cloud Switch offers Power-over-Ethernet (PoE+) with a healthy 390W power budget to better support the growing demand for PoE devices such as VoIP phones, IP Security Cameras, wireless access points, proximity sensors, door locks, and other IoT devices. Like its sister 28-port switch, it offers L3 static routing and full duplexing, non-blocking switching with 92Gbps line rate fabric, so you’ll get all the bandwidth you expect from its 26 ports of Gigabit and two ports of 10-Gigabit connectivity. All Insight Managed Smart Cloud Switches support a full suite of advanced L2+/L3 Lite switching features (depending on model) for everything from a simple network to a highly complex one and are designed to meet current and future needs of a fully converged network. For more discussion on Insight Cloud Management: Visit the Insight Managed Switches Forum Visit the Insight App Forum We would love your feedback on Insight. Have you deployed Insight Cloud Managed devices on your network? Let us know!Orbi and Neato Botvac Connected
I just replaced my pair of Airport Extremes with a new Orbi setup (one base/router and one wall plug satellite). I updated to the latest firmware during the setup. With one exception, everything works: iphone, ipad, macbook, windows laptop, appletv, wemo's, epson printer, tv, roku. The exception is my Neato Botvac Connected. Wifi setup on the Neato is much like a Wemo or a Fitbit scale... you connect to the device's internal wifi, have it scan for local SSIDs, choose your SSID and password, then it connects to your wifi. But the Botvac never connects. I've gone through all the basic and advanced steps; I've rebooted and reset; I've done it all. I've also opened a support request with Neato, but haven't seen a reply. What gets me is it worked just fine with the old Airport Extreme network, but refuses to work with the Orbi's. When it fails, the Neato app links out to a support doc referring to ports 80/443 being blocked. My experience is they're only blocked inbound, not outbound. And again... it works with the AE's with no special setup. I went so far as to do a MAC reservation to guarantee the Neato's IP, then added a rule to forward ports 80 and 443 to that IP and retried. It failed with the exact same error. So with everything but the Neato working and with no response from Neato support, I'm wondering if any other Orbi users have a working Neato Botvac Connected? If so, what did you do to get it working? I do have beamforming and MU-MIMO enabled. I've seen notes about those disconnecting older devices like Ring doorbells. But in this case, the Botvac cannot connect at all... its not connecting and then disconnecting. Wondering if I need to disable beamforming and mu-mimo? Last thing, the Neato has the latest firmware installed.
