Weird Address And Screen When Attempt to Sign in to AC3100

[curlysir]

Went to sign in to my AC3100 running latest Merlin firmware with Chrome using bookmarked address 192.168.1.1 like I always do and got the following results:

This is after the normal sign in screen and entering password

address bar shows: http://192.168.1.1/result_of_get_changed_status_QIS.asp

The following was on screen

" function wanlink_status() { return 1;} function wanlink_statusstr() { return 'Connected';} function wanlink_type() { return 'dhcp';} function wanlink_ipaddr() { return '192.168.254.11';} function wanlink_netmask() { return '255.255.255.0';} function wanlink_gateway() { return '192.168.254.254';} function wanlink_dns() { return '192.168.254.254';} function wanlink_lease() { return 14400;} function wanlink_expires() { return 994;} function is_private_subnet() { return '3';} function wanlink_xtype() { return '';} function wanlink_xipaddr() { return '0.0.0.0';} function wanlink_xnetmask() { return '0.0.0.0';} function wanlink_xgateway() { return '0.0.0.0';} function wanlink_xdns() { return '';} function wanlink_xlease() { return 0;} function wanlink_xexpires() { return 0;} wanstate = 2; wansbstate = 0; wanauxstate = 0; var autodet_plc_state = ""; var wans_dualwan = 'wan none'.split(" "); if(wans_dualwan != ""){ var ewan_index = wans_dualwan.indexOf("wan"); var autodet_state = (ewan_index == 0)? '': ''; var autodet_auxstate = (ewan_index == 0)? '0': ''; } else{ var autodet_state = ''; var autodet_auxstate = '0'; } parent.allUsbStatusArray = [[["1", "storage", "480"]]]; var link_wan_status = "1"; var link_wan1_status = "0"; var qtn_ready_t = ""; sim_state = ""; g3err_pin = ''; usb_modem_act_auth = ''; pin_remaining_count = ''; puk_remaining_count = ''; first_wanstate = 2; first_wansbstate = 0; first_wanauxstate = 0; second_wanstate = 0; second_wansbstate = 0; second_wanauxstate = 0; usb_modem_auto_lines = ''; usb_modem_auto_running = ''; usb_modem_auto_spn = ''; var link_internet = '2'; var wan0_realip_state = '0'; var wan1_realip_state = '0';"

Say "what the HECK" or something similar. Try again with the same results. Shut down Chrome, try Firefox and sign in without a problem. Sign out of router go back to Chrome and try to sign in again and have no problem. Everything appears to be working fine, I never lost connection to internet.

Anybody have a clue as to what might have caused this? Chrome hiccup? or something else. Anyway, everything appears to be OK now but have never had this happen before with any router.

 

[RMerlin]

This is an old random issue with httpd. I have seen it maybe 4 or 5 times only, and have no idea what triggers it. This one will have to be tracked down and resolved by Asus.

 

[curlysir]

This is an old random issue with httpd. I have seen it maybe 4 or 5 times only, and have no idea what triggers it. This one will have to be tracked down and resolved by Asus.

Thanks for the reply. Once I figured out that nothing was wrong with the router it was more of an interest in what might have caused it. I have used Asus routers for years and had never seen this or read anything about it.

The router is a newly acquired "Refurbished" router and my first thought was that it had bricked or had some other major problem.

Again, thanks for the info.