I created a second one with credentials and everything. Now, after removing it. I can't Enable ist. I can do this however with Guest #1 ans Guest #3. Is there a way to reset Guest #2
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yeah I even restored from an older setttings file - to no availI think I had this recently and the solution was so trivial I can’t remember what it was! Did you try rebooting the router? Did you try closing the webui and re-opening it?
When you say “an older settings file”, would this be from an older firmware version? I don’t think that’s a good idea, and the further away the firmware versions are, the more it shifts from “not a good idea” into quite a bad idea. Did you make a settings backup before you tried the “older settings file” so you could revert to where you were?yeah I even restored from an older setttings file - to no avail
I'm on 384.9 and the settings file was from not long ago, from Tuesday actually ;-)When you say “an older settings file”, would this be from an older firmware version? I don’t think that’s a good idea, and the further away the firmware versions are, the more it shifts from “not a good idea” into quite a bad idea. Did you make a settings backup before you tried the “older settings file” so you could revert to where you were?
What’s your current firmware version and what was the version that older settings file came from?
(Are you prepared for a reset to factory default settings followed by a manual insertion of your custom settings?)
I'm on 384.9 and the settings file was from not long ago, from Tuesday actually ;-)
manual insertion? how would that work?
Hahah, no on latest. Maybe I do the manual thingy, or I gonna wait for a miracle…(You weren’t on 376.48 last Tuesday? . )
Or maybe I’ll try and recreate what I did in the hope that’ll jog my memory, but, to be frank, I think in my case, it was so trivial that you would have cracked it by now had it been the same glitch.Hahah, no on latest. Maybe I do the manual thingy, or I gonna wait for a miracle…
# nvram getall | grep "_bss_enabled=" | sort
size: 65824 bytes (65248 left)
wl0.1_bss_enabled=1
wl0.2_bss_enabled=0
wl0.3_bss_enabled=0
wl0_bss_enabled=1
wl1.1_bss_enabled=0
wl1.2_bss_enabled=0
wl1.3_bss_enabled=0
wl1_bss_enabled=1
wl_bss_enabled=1
I did set up the router anew. Now I got the guest networks working. A few other kinks instead. I can't get the file manager to work properly for uploading different icons. And on the CLI I get kicked out after 10 secs idling. (Timeout)Or maybe I’ll try and recreate what I did in the hope that’ll jog my memory, but, to be frank, I think in my case, it was so trivial that you would have cracked it by now had it been the same glitch.
The CLI: this is when you connect via SSH using, say, Putty? Does the system log, or the Putty log (you have to set up logging in Putty) give any indication as to the cause?I did set up the router anew. Now I got the guest networks working. A few other kinks instead. I can't get the file manager to work properly for uploading different icons. And on the CLI I get kicked out after 10 secs idling. (Timeout)
Hmm, I connect via Ubuntu, getting just a kernel: drop and server not responding. Had no issues beforeThe CLI: this is when you connect via SSH using, say, Putty? Does the system log, or the Putty log (you have to set up logging in Putty) give any indication as to the cause?
I’m sorry that, having taken the trouble to reset to factory default settings, you’ve hit a couple of glitches, especially the SSH one, which is particularly inconvenient. Do you have a second device you can use to connect to the CLI, perhaps by ethernet rather than wifi, to help troubleshoot the cause?
You’re way outside my comfort zone now. I don’t understand how you are connecting, but can you download the Linux version of Putty into Ubuntu and SSH in to get the CLI? You’ll have to make sure in the Admin section of the webui that username and password access via SSH is enabled.Hmm, I connect via Ubuntu, getting just a kernel: drop and server not responding. Had no issues before
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