Hi this information is nice for those who know what your talking about.    Where is the step by step directions.  my speed is getting slower by the minute.  also need to kill guess access to my internet.   Lot of beginners here

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 Same thing I do. Manufacturers always jack up the price thinking people are stupid. 

No VPN, No USB connected devices, Comcast ISP. Installed new firmware first, factory reset, set up wireless settings etc...Up and running, access lower settings in router and back to 2118 error or spinning circle, then blank window.

Anybody got a fix to this? I know the work arounds, unplug modem, turn off IP V6, etc...anything else to rectify this error?

This is a brand new Belkin replacement/not refurb for the EA7500 which had same issue. Why is this still going on? I have zero device connectivity issues or drops in wireless....ZERO! **bleep**.

TIA Mark

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Good Morning,

I thank all for suggestions, since I'm such a newbie.   I flashed with the 33006.  I played around for a while and somehow got back to the Linksys software.  (guess I hit the go back to stock Linksys firmware).  Anyway, with surprise and delight, I did the dd-wrt factory software and flashed it.  Had some diffiulties with that, as the router consistently said NOT connected to internet. 

so, put it on wireless to see me through.  Thought I got there.  From there, I went to "update firmtware" and used the ..webflash..bin.  Minor dofficulty again, not being connected.  Did same thing.

LED lights looked good.  Fixed that problem.  Speed at around 50% of comcast modem speed.  But this is without security (no WPA-personal, passwords or whatever).

Went to configure router for my VPN and was informed that the dd-wrt was not installed correctly.  (When attempting to change stuff, router just kicked me off, needed to re-boot, etc, etc). 

Not sure if it is because I went wireless, went update firmware for 2nd file (vs manual installation) or perhaps the Ethernet connection should be in the LAN port rather than the WAN port.

Wife is angry, as I keep toying with this (thus no access for her either) and now I'm into the 2nd month!  But that's a personal problem.

Being a die hard, I've almos given up

I just changed wireless routers from Netgear N600 dual band router to the EA7500.  The wireless download speed to my laptop is much faster however the dowload speed to my desktop which is  connected with  LAN has slowed from 94mbps with the Netgear to about 64mbps.  I'm using windows 7.  My Local Area Connection Status shows no IPv6 Internet acess however it does show IPv4 connected to internet.   Interestingly on the same page,  it states that my speed is 100mbps.

I have been trying to get the LAN internet connection thru the IPv6 however no such luck.   I've spent hours trying to figure this out, I would appreciate any help.

Thanks for your support

Hello,

I have been encountering a similar issue, both on stock and on 3rd party firmwares. Here is a bit of the logs using 192.168.1.1/sysinfo.cgi:

Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: igd.info _get_external_ip_address: state variables ExternalIPAddress: 173.19.152.205  [ 349993 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi Utopia_DeleteDynPortMapping: disabled,none,3074,,0,udp,0,0, [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi s_find_portmapdyn: found dynamic port map: entry 1 (:3074<->192.168.1.192:3074) [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi Utopia_DeleteDynPortMappingIndex: at index 1 [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi s_del_portmapdyn: entry 1 [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi s_del_portmapdyn: delete contents of entry portmap_dyn_1ortmap_dyn_pool-_!14 [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi s_del_portmapdyn: delete entry portmap_dyn_1 [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi s_set_portmapdyn_count: set count 0 [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi restarting firewall... [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi firewall restart mesg sent, (rc 0) [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango user.notice bridge_firewall: fw.info bridge_firewall called with firewall-restart [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info bridge_firewall service initializing [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info starting bridge_firewall service [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango user.notice ipv6_firewall: fw.info ipv6_firewall called with firewall-restart [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info ipv6_firewall service initializing [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango user.notice ipv4_firewall: fw.info firewall called with firewall-restart [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info firewall service initializing [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info starting ipv6_firewall service [ 349994 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info firewall setting fw log_leveli 0, syslog_level 5 [ 349995 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info starting firewall service [ 349995 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info configurator: got event(firewall-status, starting)  [ 349995 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info stopped ipv6_firewall service [ 349995 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info ipv6_firewall operation completed [ 349995 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info started firewall service [ 349998 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info configurator: got event(firewall-status, started)  [ 349998 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info firewall operation completed [ 349998 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info +configure ipt(0)  [ 349998 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango user.notice ESM: Firewall change detected: applying lighttpd security rules
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango user.notice root: wait_till_end_state: firewall - started
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info started bridge_firewall service [ 350006 ]
Aug 19 19:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: fw.info bridge_firewall operation completed [ 350006 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info -configure ipt  [ 350009 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info +configure ipt port(0)  [ 350009 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info -configure ipt port  [ 350010 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info +configure ipt time(0)  [ 350010 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info -configure ipt time  [ 350011 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info +configure ipt devices(0)  [ 350011 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info -configure ipt devices  [ 350012 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info +configure ipt self(0)  [ 350012 ]
Aug 19 14:39:10 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info -configure ipt self  [ 350013 ]
Aug 19 19:39:11 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.utapi firewall hold off done [ 350094 ]
Aug 19 19:39:11 Rango user.notice ESM: Firewall change detected: applying lighttpd security rules
Aug 19 19:39:11 Rango user.notice root: wait_till_end_state: firewall - started
Aug 19 19:39:15 Rango user.err kernel: [ 3805.090314] Port 3: Link-down
Aug 19 19:39:15 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: system.info linkmgr: eth0 port 3 (port0) link changed from UP to DOWN [ 350549 ]
Aug 19 19:39:17 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3806.935999] 
Aug 19 19:39:17 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3806.935999] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:17 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3807.500468] 
Aug 19 19:39:17 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3807.500468] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:18 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3808.000799] 
Aug 19 19:39:18 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3808.000799] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:18 Rango user.err kernel: [ 3808.122217] Port 3: Link-up, Full-duplex, Speed-10Mbps.
Aug 19 19:39:19 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3808.910667] 
Aug 19 19:39:19 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3808.910667] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:19 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: system.info linkmgr: eth0 port 3 (port0) link changed from DOWN to UP [ 350953 ]
Aug 19 14:39:38 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: service.topo WL: node expired: bssid 60:38:E0:B8:26:82 macaddr 68:1C:A2:14:022 offline [ 352877 ]
Aug 19 14:39:38 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: service.topo WL: node expired: bssid 60:38:E0:B8:26:82 macaddr 68:1C:A2:14:022 offline [ 352877 ]
Aug 19 19:39:38 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3828.778979] Mcast grp:224.0.0.1 del: 681ca21402d2
Aug 19 19:39:38 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3828.778986] Mcast grp:239.255.255.250 del: 681ca21402d2
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.394567] Station: 68:1c:a2:14:02:d2
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.422714] **pn-1: 0:0:0:0:0:0 **
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.422719] **param: 0:0 **
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: lan.dhcpserver action: old MAC: 68:1c:a2:14:02:d2 IP: 192.168.1.103 HOSTNAME: AlanDesktop-PC IFACE: br0 VENDOR_CLASS: 'MSFT 5.0'
Aug 19 14:39:39 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: guardian.info configurator: got event(lan_dhcp_client_change, old 68:1c:a2:14:02:d2 192.168.1.103 AlanDesktop-PC br0 'MSFT 5.0')  [ 352944 ]
Aug 19 14:39:39 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: config.info 68:1c:a2:14:02:d2(AlanDesktop-PC) is added/updated  [ 352944 ]
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.458044] 
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.458044] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.484105] IGMP Report:239.255.255.250   681ca21402d2
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.504259] 
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.504259] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.504288] 
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.504288] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:39 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3829.504307] IGMP Report:239.255.255.250   681ca21402d2
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3830.000451] 
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3830.000451] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3830.281037] 
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3830.281037] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3830.286945] 
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3830.286945] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.err kernel: [ 3830.340456] Port 3: Link-down
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3830.502875] 
Aug 19 19:39:40 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3830.502875] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 14:39:41 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: service.topo WL: node registered: bssid 60:38:E0:B8:26:81 macaddr 68:1C:A2:14:022 rssi 0->prssi 0 online [ 353139 ]
Aug 19 19:39:41 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: system.info linkmgr: eth0 port 3 (port0) link changed from UP to DOWN [ 353155 ]
Aug 19 19:39:42 Rango daemon.err mDNSResponder: ERROR: getOptRdata - unknown opt 4
Aug 19 19:39:42 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3832.539526] 
Aug 19 19:39:42 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3832.539526] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:42 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3832.572524] 
Aug 19 19:39:42 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3832.572524] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3833.005638] 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3833.005638] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango daemon.err mDNSResponder: ERROR: getOptRdata - unknown opt 4
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.err kernel: [ 3833.372191] Port 3: Link-up, Full-duplex, Speed-1000Mbps.
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3833.378285] 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3833.378285] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3833.380748] 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3833.380748] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3833.501561] 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango user.warn kernel: [ 3833.501561] IGMP snoop: Local IGMP messages (224.0.0.x) must be flooded 
Aug 19 19:39:43 Rango local7.notice UTOPIA: system.info linkmgr: eth0 port 3 (port0) link changed from DOWN to UP [ 353359 ]
Aug 19 19:39:45 Rango daemon.err mDNSResponder: ERROR: getOptRdata - unknown opt 4
Aug 19 19:39:49 Rango daemon.err mDNSResponder: ERROR: getOptRdata - unknown opt 4

This issue only happens for me using the 5GHz network. I have tried using different channels and still run into the same issue where my client is dropped (meaning I can't even ping the router) while another client (such as my phone) can still access 5GHz without issue.

Sometimes the connection comes back, or sometimes I switch to 2.4GHz. I don't have this same issue with the 2.4GHz band.

This is running 1.0.6.181063 (the latest firmware at the time). Any ideas why this is happening?

Having had a few day to consider these points, of which I have no doubt what you say is 100%, the current state of play with the firmware options. My pont is that (IMHO) it should not be this way.  I still feel (IMHO)  that having one option under LOCAL NETWORK for DHCP which seams to disables DHCP everywhere else on the whole router is wrong. This is totally inflexible(IMHO). Bridge mode is aswell.

I must admit I have limited knowledge to know if it is possible to have LOCAL NETWORK (ie.device connection only) DHCP disabled, whilst allowing other DHCP elements that are still active, to function, like WAN DHCP in INTERNET SETTINGS (these seperate option heading imply that it is designed to be, but is not - so can it be programmed? Does this also mean it cant currently do what it says on the tin?).

Also with regard apps, more may still function if they only require WAN DHCP for example(it could be that turning of DHCP off everywhere stops the app working, when there is no need). I think the best fimware would have the most functions available without limiting others.

If this option (WAN DHCP only active) is not going to be implemented in a future firmware upgrade, of which I was looking forward to,  please let me know now, as I dont think I could live with the router like this forever.

I am interested to hear what other people think.

Thanks For reading.

     Up until a couple of days ago, we had a Time Warner Cable (TWC) cable modem at our church.  We purchased a Linksys AC1200 router about a year and a half ago and life was good.

     Unfortunately, we wanted to upgrade our Internet speed and Spectrum (who bought out TWC) said we had to install one of their Arris DG1670A combination modem/routers in place of the TWC modem.  We have had nothing but grief since.

     The Internet goes completely down a couple of times a day (all users are locked up.)  Despite hours of time spent with Spectrum support, they have me reboot their Arris box and pronounce that all is good and they won't send a technician out to our office to replace the Arris box because everything is working.  

     I had Spectrum's phone support people place the Arris box into "bridged" mode so that I don't have to worry about issues like port-forwarding from the Arris to the Linksys AC1200.  That's when my problems really began.  The biggest issue is that I can no longer access the admin pages my Linksys router very well.  I can log into the Linksys AC1200 and get to the main menu page OK.  But when I try to access most of the Linksys admin pages, the "waiting" logo will spin and spin and never go to that page.  

     I need to do some port forwarding to our web cam, and sometimes I can click on the "security" shield and see the DMZ and port forwarding tabs.  But when I try to click on the DMZ tab, I get a prompt that says "you must save changes to this page", even though I haven't made any changes to that security page.  No matter which of the 3 options I choose, my computer will not display the DMZ page.

    These Linksys AC1200 admin pages were all working just fine prior to installing this Arris router.

     Before putting the Arris into bridged mode, I disabled the Arris firewall and disabled the Arris wi-fi.  Spectrum tech support has put the modem into bridged and then back to NAT'ted mode a couple of times.

     In bridged mode the Arris should be forwarding all the ports to and from the Linksys ADC1200 without any interference.  However, my guess is that some port or ports that the Linksys SMART wI-fI setup needs are being blocked by the Arris while it is in bridged mose. 

     Can anybody tell me what ports the Linksys "smart wi-fi" setup admin web pages need in order to communicate back to Linksys (or wherever it needs to connect to)?   At least I could tell Spectrum that "port XXX appears to be blocked from going into (or out of) the Arris box"...

     Anything else I can try?

Thanks!   

Hi,

I tried to setup the DLNA share with the WRT3200. I have attached a hart disk to USB2 which is the USB3.0 port. The hard disk is recognized and shared and accessible via network share. However, when I enable the DLNA share, it is not shown nor accessible.

I use the router as a switch only, ie. without making an internet connection.

How do I enable the DLNA so that it is working?

KR

René

Hi,

I'm trying to configure my EA7500 so that my web server, located at 192.168.1.10 receives the requests sent from the outside world.

I know that the requests reach the router, as I clear the log in the router first, obtaining this:

Incoming log
Source IP address | Destination port number

Outgoing log
LAN IP address | Destination URL or IP address | Service or port number

Security log
LAN IP address | MAC address | Timestamp | Authentication result

DHCP client log
LAN IP address | MAC address | Timestamp | Message type

And once i've sent the request for the web server (going through DybDNS, etc.) the log becomes this:

Incoming log
Source IP address | Destination port number
188.42.255.221 80  <= And this is the IP address where the requests originates from (it's a VPN exit point)

Outgoing log
LAN IP address | Destination URL or IP address | Service or port number

Security log
LAN IP address | MAC address | Timestamp | Authentication result

DHCP client log
LAN IP address | MAC address | Timestamp | Message type

The Port Forwarding is fairly simple:

Application Name: HTTP

External Port: 80

Internal Port: 80

Protocol: Both

Device IP: 192.168.1.10

And it is enabled.

But the problem is that I see nothing on the LAN, neither by peeking at the port inputs on the web server nor on Wireshark (although I admit that I'm not at all an expert.

So what is happening here?

Thanks in advance for your answers...

Firmware Version is: 2.0.3.181171

I currently have the EA 3500 and am looking at upgrading to a AC1750 or 1900.  Can I use the same setup/software?  Or do I have to do a complete install?

How do i connect my echo dot to my network. I don't see it in my linksys map.

Thanks

I am having the same problem.  It seems to be related to the availability of access via the cable modem.  It is simply a moden and not a modem with a router.

I discoveded the issue last evening when the cable went out for an extended period.  I found the 10.xx.xx.xx address of the router, accessed it and found that it had changed the the LAN ip to the same thing.  This means if I am away and the cable goes out and comes back on nothing in the house can report out.  Something seems amiss with the router, last evening in the outage it acctually showed over time three different Lan IPs and would not take a reset on a permanent basis. 

To get a better understanding, which model(s) are you looking at, you can go to ui.linksys.com to see the difference between the EA3500 and the newer Smart-Wifi (non Cisco models, now Belkin, which do not use Cisco Connect software). You would have to do a complete install.

You went through the setup of the Dot, correct? https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201994280

Does it respond to any commands, like "Alexa what is the weather for tomorrow?"?

Yes i just didn't see it in my map. I see everything else i've connected but not it. Thanks

i have a ea7300 linksys10975 iam having problems with it freezing a lot . im recording the news than playing it later . as my main set up is at home an im at my cabin . i have enternet and a computer set up to record the movies to watch later . but i just keeps freezeing up all the time . the internet provider and xfinity said its in my router . i just got this a few weeks ago . can anyone help me with this ?

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