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2 TopicsNetgear R7000 not letting me login after putting it on AP mode
Hi, I remember first installing the R7000, I was displayed with either AP mode (not sure if that was what it was called) or regular mode. I chose AP mode, as I had slower connections on regular mode. Now that there have been so many updates, I want to update my R700 for security purposes. However, I am unable to do so, as everytime I try 192.168.0.1 or routerlogin.com. I am taken to my modems menu and not my netgear R7000 menu. The modem is a Netgear CG3000-2STAUS (Yes Optus provided modem). I've looked through many articles that have been suggested to me; however, none of them have address my issue. I tried restting both the modem and router, and when I do, all my devices are still connected to the router. Everything is the same and nothing changes when I try to reset. I hope there is an answer out there, tecnical support via telephone has passed, and so has the warranty.Solved745Views0likes11CommentsWN3000 software is painful - only thing is Smart Setup which erases everything already configured
Please do not make your GUI software for the least experienced users. Allow experienced users to set it up without the use of the wizard. There is a section in the GUI for changing ONLY the transmitted/served network name(SPID) and passwords. But no way to change ONLY the router's/received network. The only way to redirect the WN3000 to another router is Smart Setup wizard which throws away everything you have done and starts all over with everything. And is very slow. When a truck drives by, the signal from the router is temporarily blocked and the WN3000 drops that connection and connects to another one which is not correct. It does not restore the original connection after the truck is gone. To fix the error I need to change ONLY the router to which the WN3000 is connected. It appears that in the GUI the only way to do that is to run Smart Setup again - which takes a long time(15 minutes at least) - plus Smart Setup throws away my served network SPID I have defined and substitutes xfinitywifi_EXT. With no password. All I want to do is quickly redirect to the router of my choice to get the most reliable signal. I don't want to have to run Smart Setup 5 times a day. Are there any command line commands to control this thing?2.7KViews0likes1Comment