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Anyone got a 2830 yet?
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07 Apr 2011 08:13 #67165
by stevencavanagh
Yes,
I purchased one at the end of March and set it up fine. On attempting to add multipul MAC addresses to the wireless access list and on pressing OK the router locked up and kept rebooting itself. Power cycling and hard reset doesn't work. Spoke to the Vendor who asked me to reboot again and then asked me to send it back.
Received a second one on the 5-4-11 and set it up once again and once again the exactly the same issue arose, so that tells me that there is a firmware issue with the 2830n.
Sent email to Draytek and waiting on a reply.
So back to the old Netgear for now
Replied by stevencavanagh on topic Re: Anyone got a 2830 yet?
Has there been any issues with the 2830 yetGhostWorks wrote:
Yes,
I purchased one at the end of March and set it up fine. On attempting to add multipul MAC addresses to the wireless access list and on pressing OK the router locked up and kept rebooting itself. Power cycling and hard reset doesn't work. Spoke to the Vendor who asked me to reboot again and then asked me to send it back.
Received a second one on the 5-4-11 and set it up once again and once again the exactly the same issue arose, so that tells me that there is a firmware issue with the 2830n.
Sent email to Draytek and waiting on a reply.
So back to the old Netgear for now
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13 Apr 2011 00:06 #67245
by jdw35
I had this same issue. Recovery requires a reflash with the *.rst version of the software. Fairly straightforward procedure, but the error is definitely there and has been confirmed by draytek who tell me they are working on a fix.
If you only enable access control for a single SSID I believe it works and avoids the lock-up loop (at least I managed to configure it on mine that way after several failed attempts and reflashes).
There also appears to be an issue with using the router as a caching/proxy DNS, which for me isn't relevant as I am using a caching DNS server elsewhere on the LAN.
Replied by jdw35 on topic Re: Anyone got a 2830 yet?
stevencavanagh wrote:
Has there been any issues with the 2830 yetGhostWorks wrote:
Yes,
I purchased one at the end of March and set it up fine. On attempting to add multipul MAC addresses to the wireless access list and on pressing OK the router locked up and kept rebooting itself. Power cycling and hard reset doesn't work. Spoke to the Vendor who asked me to reboot again and then asked me to send it back.
Received a second one on the 5-4-11 and set it up once again and once again the exactly the same issue arose, so that tells me that there is a firmware issue with the 2830n.
Sent email to Draytek and waiting on a reply.
So back to the old Netgear for now
I had this same issue. Recovery requires a reflash with the *.rst version of the software. Fairly straightforward procedure, but the error is definitely there and has been confirmed by draytek who tell me they are working on a fix.
If you only enable access control for a single SSID I believe it works and avoids the lock-up loop (at least I managed to configure it on mine that way after several failed attempts and reflashes).
There also appears to be an issue with using the router as a caching/proxy DNS, which for me isn't relevant as I am using a caching DNS server elsewhere on the LAN.
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