I upgraded my RT-AC87U to fw 3.0.0.4.378.9177 and was keep getting logged out of the GUI and got redirected to the "settings have been updated" webpage.
I tried to reset back to factory settings but it didn't help.
I had to revert back to fw 3.0.0.4.378.5134 to get it fixed. Can anyone confirm this problem?
I've found many threads about this issue but nobody seems to know how to fix it.
I had to revert back to old firmware as well. Same issue as some. Go to log in page and sign in to blank white screen can't get into GUI. Used the rescue utility to go back to old firmware and viola all works fine. Yes I did try firefox IE and Chrome. I also factory reset the unit before and after the update to this firmware. Not sure what the problem is but can't use this firmware. I'm on Windows 10. If anyone finds a solution please post it. Tech support was useless
I had to revert back to old firmware as well. Same issue as some. Go to log in page and sign in to blank white screen can't get into GUI. Used the rescue utility to go back to old firmware and viola all works fine. Yes I did try firefox IE and Chrome. I also factory reset the unit before and after the update to this firmware. Not sure what the problem is but can't use this firmware. I'm on Windows 10. If anyone finds a solution please post it. Tech support was useless
Any of this help?
Looks like you are being denied access to the various web files. Could you try with a different browser, to rule out any conflict caused by your browser and any installed add-ons? Also make sure you aren't blocking cookies or referrers, as it could possibly interfere with the router's web server.
I've had the same issue, I've been doing some testing over the past few days. I've noticed if I manually type in 192.168.1.1/Advanced_Wireless_Content.asp I can get to the page. If I try to going to network map, or QOS it seems like the webserver resets. I get the settings have changed message and tells me to refresh the page. Tried it on different browsers and 4 different computers got the same results.I had to revert back to old firmware as well. Same issue as some. Go to log in page and sign in to blank white screen can't get into GUI. Used the rescue utility to go back to old firmware and viola all works fine. Yes I did try firefox IE and Chrome. I also factory reset the unit before and after the update to this firmware. Not sure what the problem is but can't use this firmware. I'm on Windows 10. If anyone finds a solution please post it. Tech support was useless
I've had the same issue, I've been doing some testing over the past few days. I've noticed if I manually type in 192.168.1.1/Advanced_Wireless_Content.asp I can get to the page. If I try to going to network map, or QOS it seems like the webserver resets. I get the settings have changed message and tells me to refresh the page. Tried it on different browsers and 4 different computers got the same results.
This sounds a lot like the ESET NOD32 problem from way back when. One possibility is to make sure that your router IP is whitelisted in whatever Antivirus / URL filter you're using. ESET, at least, was blocking 192.168.1.1 and causing all kinds of trouble with this router.
I've found when you get that message the router is still in the process of booting and you need to be patient and wait until the router is done rebooting and the device you're using gets an IP address, sometimes it can take as long a 5 minutes to be able to log back in. Typically you will be presented with a login page after about 5 or so minutes.
Thanks, not using any antivirus on my laptop though. This seems to be a recurring event in the log.
Oct 7 21:11:46 watchdog: restart httpd
Oct 7 21:11:46 rc_service: watchdog 461:notify_rc start_httpd
Oct 7 21:11:46 RT-AC87R: start httpd
Oct 7 21:12:16 watchdog: restart httpd
Oct 7 21:12:16 rc_service: watchdog 461:notify_rc start_httpd
Oct 7 21:12:16 RT-AC87R: start httpd
Oct 7 21:33:46 watchdog: restart httpd
Oct 7 21:33:46 rc_service: watchdog 461:notify_rc start_httpd
Oct 7 21:33:46 RT-AC87R: start httpd
Oct 7 21:35:16 watchdog: restart httpd
Oct 7 21:35:16 rc_service: watchdog 461:notify_rc start_httpd
Oct 7 21:35:16 RT-AC87R: start httpd
Oct 7 21:36:46 watchdog: restart httpd
Oct 7 21:36:46 rc_service: watchdog 461:notify_rc start_httpd
Oct 7 21:36:46 RT-AC87R: start httpd
Oct 7 21:40:16 watchdog: restart httpd
Oct 7 21:40:16 rc_service: watchdog 461:notify_rc start_httpd
Oct 7 21:40:16 RT-AC87R: start httpd
Oct 7 21:43:46 watchdog: restart httpd
Oct 7 21:43:46 rc_service: watchdog 461:notify_rc start_httpd
Oct 7 21:43:46 RT-AC87R: start httpd
Do any of you with the gui access problem have an HP MF Printer network attached? One user had the same problem on a previous release, and it went away if he disconnected the printer. We weren't able to figure out what was unique about the printer attach.
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