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24 TopicsOrbi Access Control Firmware 1.3.0.12
I just updated my Orbi Router and Satellite to the latest firmware, 1.3.0.12. I'm using Access Control to limit access to the network. I have a Tivo Mini hooked up to the ethernet port of the satellite, and it was connected and allowed to network access before the firmware update. Now when I enter access control, the Tivo Mini shows as "blocked", and even if I select the device and click "allow", it stays blocked. That's the first issue. The second issue is that it's not actually blocked (nor do I want it to be). It's able to connect to the network and access the internet just fine. I tried to block and unblock it and it didn't work. Not sure what the issue could be except a firmware bug.Bug Report: EX2700 fails to validate login email correctly
The JS that handles validation of the email address you enter on the login page for the EX2700|N300 is testing the email address string against the password regex. Due to the password length cap of 32 chars (imposed by the password regex), this means no email address over 32 chars can be used to sign in; instead an error message will just report 'Invalid username'. As the setup page doesn't suffer from the same bug, users can enter and save an email address which exceeds the password length cap yet will be unable to sign-in with it. The bug can be found on line 87 of the `login.js` script at this relative URI: js/login.js It currently is: $('#loginBt').click(function() { $('.errorMsg').remove(); if ( !$.REG_PASSWORD.test($('#userId').val()) ) { $.addErrMsgAfter('userId', invalid_username); } ... It should be: $('#loginBt').click(function() { $('.errorMsg').remove(); if ( !$.REG_EMAIL.test($('#userId').val()) ) { $.addErrMsgAfter('userId', invalid_username); } ... This will validate the email string against the regex you provide on line 21 of `js/init.js` for matching email addresses rather than the one on line 22 for validating passwords with a max length of 32 chars. P.S. While you're at it, you should change the HTML placeholder for the email field to 'Email' rather than 'Username' for the sake of clarity.2.6KViews1like1CommentNeed instructions to update FVS318Gv2 firmware beyond 4.3.3.6
Hi. I'm looking for clear ("for laymen") instructions to upgrade my FVS318Gv2 firmware past the v4.3.3-6 update which blocks subsequent upgrades through the GUI. A firewall without bug fixes is like a door without lock - pointless. For those who don't know, the v4.3.3-6 update of the FVS318Gv2 had apparently a bug which somehow disabled further firmware upgrading through the GUI: Once this firmware installed, the firewall errors out after a couple seconds on any subsequent upgrade attempt. Meaning that we need to somehow force-feed the next version (4.3.3.8 or later) into the firewall so upgrades resume working. How can we do this? It's a problem Netgear created, and I expect Netgear to help us solve it. So, what are my options? I definitely don't have the time to go through the "have you tried to switch it off and back on again" routine with some helpdesk drone in Pakistan, and apparently that's the only support option offered. For $50, too... Is there another support option I missed? E-mail would be great. What other means are there to fix this problem? Yes, I did find a thread mentioning using telnet and TFTP servers, but I also read there is a danger of bricking my firewall, and that Netgear doesn't condone accessing the firewall using telnet. So, besides the technical difficulty, it's also dangerous... Can somebody please tell me how high are the chances of bricking our firewall, and if it happens, what would be my options (besides rushing out to buy a new one - of a different brand)? Anyway, I would need more explicit instructions please. Specifically, where do I find a "TFTP server" software (which won't wreck my business computers!)? I can manage a telnet session, but that's about all. Thanks for your time.Solved15KViews1like14Comments