Verify the http password via ssh with:Is there a way to upgrade the firmware from an SSH command line? I have the AC3200.
For some reason my login no longer works via the website, but it does work via SSH. Hoping upgrading to the latest stable will solve the problem.
Thank you,
Marc
nvram get http_passwd
Have you tried a different browser? Also, have you tried both HTTP and HTTPS?Is there a way to upgrade the firmware from an SSH command line? I have the AC3200.
For some reason my login no longer works via the website, but it does work via SSH. Hoping upgrading to the latest stable will solve the problem.
Thank you,
Marc
16 character maximum.
Verify the http password via ssh with:
Is it what you expect? Is it shorter than you expect? 16 character maximum.Code:nvram get http_passwd
Make sure no password managers are autofilling anything incorrectly.
Better to solve the password issue first.
http and https, yes. Don't have different browsers... only have chromebooksHave you tried a different browser? Also, have you tried both HTTP and HTTPS?
Try this to regain access to the GUI.
# service restart_httpd
For some purposes, any non-alphanumeric characters appear to be stored in %nn notation, so take up 3 of the 16 maximum allowed.
This was a couple of years ago, but it is probably the same now.
(I don't remember which particular services - it could be SSH or OpenVPN, not sure, but it caught me out until I realised.)
mtd-write2 RT-AC3200_384.11_2.trx linux
service reboot
Try either deleting cookies for router.asus.com and 192.168.1.1, or using Incognito/Private Browsing.
In the meantime, if you can upload a firmware file via WinSCP, run:
Be sure to cd to the directory you uploaded to first.Code:mtd-write2 RT-AC3200_384.11_2.trx linux service reboot
Also try the ASUS phone app
And you can always go to recovery mode.
Try looking for error messages in Chrome console (F12). This seems very odd. What if you try to use Chrome on your Android? Same result?The Asus android app does work... no problem logging into that.
I'll do a hard reset of the device soon, just don't have physical access to it at the moment.
This has definitely been one of the more frustrating things to occur with this router.
Tried, still nothing. I don't even get an error message. The login page just refreshes.
I have rebooted the device many times since this started... Been using asuswrt-merlin for years.
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