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My r8000 will not let me put in a login name
My r8000 will not let me put in a login name. That field will not take focus. I reset the box. It took 45 seconds before the power light would flash. I input the default so there would be no confusion. I filled in the questions but on the last answer, the page would not progress, it just hung there. After a while, the page turned to checking for firmware update. After several minutes, it stated it was updated. It took me back to the page for inputting the login and password. It would not let me select questions without inputting a login and pswrd. But it would not get past the last question and then start over again with firmware update. I have tried this directly connecting to the router with Ethernet from PC and with genie on my cell. When I attempt to access the router with my cell, it states I need to go to a website to get the app. I go to that site and it says I have to go to the site to get the web app. I am only getting circles. How might I break out of this?I need to forward multiple TCP ports to a single internal port on a single host
This is an older thread, but I want to do the same thing. I need to forward multiple TCP ports to a single internal port on a single host. This router won't let me. For example: External (TCP ports 8080, 8100, 8200) -> R8000 -> Internal Host (TCP port 443). This seems like a basic router feature to me. It should also pass through the FQDN that it arrives with. The reason for this is having an NGINX Proxy Gateway that can then send the correct traffic to the correct Docker containers. Would this be possible with the Firewall instead maybe?R8000 Guest Network Needs Separated Wireless Isolation and Local Network Access
Guest Network now combined the 2 functions "Wireless Isolation" and "Local Network Access" as a single option. In the old days, they are separate options. My Chromecast does NOT work on Guest Network because it needs to see other devices. I cannot select "Let devices see each other and allow access to my local network", it will defeat the purpose of using the Guest Network. My guests cannot use the Chromecast now because of this. I need this fix very badly. I have been waiting for a long time for the fix to come, but it did not happen. Especially this is nothing new, it used to be there before. I didn't know why it was changed. I am sure I am not the only one who needed this. It just makes sense to have them separated.R8000 Firmware
Per NetGear social media, we are supposed to suggest the below idea here. My idea, as crazy as it sounds, is that Netgear continue to support their R8000 devices. I know, sounds insane but hear me out. People spent hundreds of dollars on a product featuring the "latest tri-band wifi" technology. Now instead of leaving them hanging with a big security exploit for two months, device issues and a feature release stall, Netgear should develop a new robust firmware. Ideally it would be one that wouldn't encourage them to go out and try questionable 3rd party firmwares. That means, it should be competitive (feature wise) with those 3rd parties while fixing ongoing issues highlighted in the forums. Benefits: 1. Happy customers who don't feel like they wasted money and are not stranded with a reletively up to date tech, that lacks manufacture support, features and security. 2. See #1 above. I think it deserves reiteration. Facts 1. product saw less than 18 months of firmware releases and developer support. 2. Nearly 9 months have past since the last firmware update (as of 8/31/2016). 3. June 2016: security notice suggested disabling of features due to security exploit. 4. 2 month later, June 2016 security exploit is still unpatched, leaving customers exposed. 5. There are no Nighthawk products listed on the NetGear EoL page, including the R8000. 6. The product is still available through online and big-box retailers.Nighthawk X6S R8000P et Livebox
Bonjour, J’ai fait l’acquisition d’un routeur AC4000 tri-bande R8000P. Mon objectif est de mettre en place un contrôle parental sur l’ensemble des connexions de la maison, et d’assurer une qualité de service optimale entre ce routeur et mon décodeur télé Livebox. La fonction tri bande me semble a priori adaptée à l’affectation d’une bande 5 GHz dédiée au flux télévision de mon décodeur télé, alors que les autres seront affectés à d’autres usages moins prioritaires. Par ailleurs, la connexion 5 GHz entre ma Livebox4 et mon décodeur n’est pas optimale, probablement en raison de l’épaisseur de certains murs. J’attends donc du routeur Netgear une puissance supérieure, qui me permettra je l’espère d’avoir une meilleure qualité de service sur la télé HD (je suis en fibre Orange). J’ai pour l’instant tout simplement connecté le routeur Netgear sur un des ports RJ45 de la Livebox, et espérais naïvement pouvoir apairer grâce au bouton WPS le routeur Netgear avec mon décodeur Orange. Les autres équipements (tablettes, téléphones) que j’ai pu connecter ainsi au Netgear en wifi fonctionnent parfaitement, avec un débit excellent. Malheureusement, lorsque, depuis le décodeur, je lance la procédure d’apairage avec la Livebox, et appuie sur le bouton WPS du NETGEAR (comme je l’avais fait précédemment avec celui de la Livebox) , le décodeur est incapable d’établir la connexion. Aurais-je manqué une étape, ou bien ce que j’essaie de faire est-il incompatible avec les protocoles Orange entre livebox et décodeur ? Merci pour votre aide !! François