How to contact Insight Support
Does anyone know how to contact Insight support? When I click on Technical Support from the Insight Cloud Portal page, it takes me to a Netgear page for hardware devices that are no longer under warranty, so I am not eligible for support there. https://my.netgear.com/products.aspx I am an Insight Premium subscriber. Any help contacting Insight would be appreciated. ThanksBR200 Traffic Rules
Hi all, recently I bought a BR200. But for now, i'm not able to reach my intent of buying this Business Router... I want to create 2 LAN's, one UserLAN with no specific rule set and a second one covering the servers and storage LAN. I first struggeld to get IP's reservated via the Insight GIU which I was eventually able to get right via the GIU of the machine itself. But now I want to create a rule that blocks all trafic out of the VLAN execpt for Anydesk and another service. This other service is no issue because its a static IP and port BUT anydesk uses a wildcard for the IP's and for as far as I can see, the BR200 doesn't even support FQDN let go the wildcard FQDN anydesk proposes to use. Then another question :-) is there any way to change the order of traffic rules? I created a Deny any any to block all traffic I didn't allow specificaly but now I want to add an extra rule and automaticaly come's under the last rule... I'm slowly getting the thought that my expectations are a little to high for this "Business Router" I bought the router because of the Insight capability (which I allready used for my AP's) and saw it understood VLAN and traffic managing with a high throughput without spending 9k on a Cisco Firewall with the same throughput.
Blokkade internet door router / certificaatproblemen
Bij het maken van de internetverbinding krijg ik bij alle sites die ik wil benaderen de melding dat de toegang geblokkeerd wordt door de router. Ik krijg elke keer de melding dat het certificaat niet vertrouwd wordt. Dit problerm doet zich voor op beide Windows PC's. Via Android-apparaten werkt alles wel goed.geen internet connection orbi router Genexis modem XS4All
Inmiddels meer dan 16 uur bezig om met mijn nieuwe systeem op internet te komen. Alles uitgeprobeerd dus ook de Advanced settings. Ip adressen uit mijn vorig Fritz!box-router overgenomen, incl gateway enz. Geen veranderingen Na overleg met XS4All PPoE gedaan ook geen verandering (dus geen internet) Router en satelieten (welke allemaal goed zichtbaar waren via WiFi) teruggezet naar de fabrieksinstelling en alles weer opnieuw ingesteld. En weer alle mogelijkheden uitgeprobeerd. Kan nu niets meer bedenken. Of moet ik de DHCP van het Orbi-router uitzetten, hoe? Natuurlijk ook het Genexis-modem regelmatig van het electirciteitsnet afgehaald evenals het Orbi-router. Als niemand kan helpen ben ik helaas genoodzaakt de spullen terug ter sturen.Ethernet har inte en giltig IP-konfiguration
Min Ethernet har inte en giltig IP-konfiguration, vilket också påverkar WiFi-anslutningen där vi inte kan ansluta trådlöst. Jag kan inte komma åt routerns inställningar genom att skriva 192.168.0.1 i webbläsaren. Det säger bara att webbplatsen inte kan nås, precis som alla andra webbplatser. Min router är inställd på WAP och den är ansluten till ett modem/routerbox. Mitt operativsystem är Windows 10. Anslutningsikonen på skrivbordet visar en gul triangel med ett utropstecken. Hur åtgärdar jag problemet?Orbi or Nighthawk with access points?
Hello, I'm really seeking some good solid advice here folks regarding upgrading my existing Apple AirPorts to a mesh or router with access point system. I'm not a big pro here, I do know some as you'll see below. But, I am definately drawn to the convenience of the mesh system all working together in one app with easy setup etc. After much effort, my Airport setup still dissapoints with frequent slow loading video, poor range overall etc. It's time to upgrade. Here's my situation: Currently: 1. I have 1 Airport Extreme and 2 Airport Expresses. Airport Extreme connects via thernet to both Expresses, cable I've run one way or another when using them as repeaters wirelessly failed miserably. It's a pretty big house I'm covering here. 2. Whats so important is that I have MANY many devices connected well beyond phones and tablets. I need a router system that can handle that. Also, I need a system that can handle playing music via AirPlay through iTunes flawlessly. Currently, my wired speakers handle it great and my 4 wireless speakers work 90% of the time, which is acceptable, barely. I've read that Orbi has had some issues with reliability when it comes to airplay, so that's a concern. Scenario 1: Orbi 1. Replace the 3 Airports with a 2 unit Orbi system. I could still keep my Airport expresses connected in bridge mode and use them for airplay speakers, connected via ethernet branched off the main router. The wifi would need to feed the rest of the wireless speakers in the house however. 2. I currently have 3 WIRED locations, and with Orbi I cannot connect them via ethernet for the backhaul, it MUST be done via wireless tri band. So, this begs the question, is Orbi SOOOO good and reliable that even running wirelessley it's better/as good as a router with wired access points? Will the backhaul required when using airplay suffer since the rest of the system is forced to use the wireless backhaul and not ethernet? Or is it all just so amazingly perfect and range extending that it will all beat the 3 Airports I have spread through my 3,000 sqft home? Scenario 2: Nighthawk plus access points 1. I could easily just swap out my existing 3 units for 1 Nighthawk AC3200 router and 2 AC1900 access points. Is there a system that is already bundled or MADE to work flawlessly together in this configuration? Netgear recommended a powerful Nighthawk but the only "access point" type device I could find was the AC1900, which is dual band while the router I would get would be 3 band. 2. this begs the question, what is the TriBand used for in a wired system? Is it used to manage traffic better or is it relatively pointless as it's there to run the backhaul for wireless devices, and since I'm wiring all 3 of them together, this Tri Band dream I'm holding onto is irrelevant? Should I just get a strong dual band with dual band extenders and call it a day? 3. Again, I'd really like this to be somewhat future proof, I don't want to bother with the wifi again for a long long time. I want it to be able to grow and handle it. I'll throw a decent amount of money at it to get that too. Please, any other model configuration or brand suggestions are VERY welcome. Lastly, I know the Eero system supports the ethernet backhaul (and maybe even the Velop). Is there a benefit to a wired mesh system OVER a wired routher/access point system? Many thanks for any advice, thanks for your time, I know it's not a short post:-) Rob I'