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XL
Jan 24, 2013, 2:58:08 AM1/24/13
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Hi,
I've tried to update the router in subject from "Release 7.4. Rev. 3" to
"Release 7.4. Rev. 3 Patch 2".
I've performed it via telnet using the command "update
http://.../R3000-s7403p02.r3d" and the console showed me that everything
went ok but after the reboot I cannot access the router anymore.
I've also tried to reset the router using the "three power on/off" and
then the "five power on/off" procedures but, even if the status blinks
as ok after the boot, the router doesn't reply on it's default address
192.168.0.254 (I've also scanned the entire range 192.168.x.x).
At this time cannot try to connect via serial console.
Any suggestions?
Thank you
Kind regards
I've tried to update the router in subject from "Release 7.4. Rev. 3" to
"Release 7.4. Rev. 3 Patch 2".
I've performed it via telnet using the command "update
http://.../R3000-s7403p02.r3d" and the console showed me that everything
went ok but after the reboot I cannot access the router anymore.
I've also tried to reset the router using the "three power on/off" and
then the "five power on/off" procedures but, even if the status blinks
as ok after the boot, the router doesn't reply on it's default address
192.168.0.254 (I've also scanned the entire range 192.168.x.x).
At this time cannot try to connect via serial console.
Any suggestions?
Thank you
Kind regards
XL
Jan 24, 2013, 6:37:38 AM1/24/13
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Sorry, I mistyped the subject: the router is a FunkwerK and not Funkwer ;-)
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GlowingBlueMist
Jan 24, 2013, 10:34:20 AM1/24/13
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fixed IP?
I have run into upgrades on a few routers that turned off the DHCP
option of a router. To gain access again I had to change my PC to a
fixed Ip/netmask in the same subnet the router was trying to use.
To see if the router is actually responding to the network you might try
a command window and issue the command arp -a and see if it responds.
Might give you the address the router is currently set for on the lan.
Remote chance but try https rather than http and see if that works.
XL
Jan 24, 2013, 10:58:20 AM1/24/13
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On 24/01/2013 16:34, GlowingBlueMist wrote:
> Are you trying to access the router using your PC in DHCP mode or with a
> fixed IP?
My PC has a fixed IP and before the firmware update it worked.
> Are you trying to access the router using your PC in DHCP mode or with a
> fixed IP?
I've also tried to change it (in case the router had the same IP)
without success.
> I have run into upgrades on a few routers that turned off the DHCP
> option of a router. To gain access again I had to change my PC to a
> fixed Ip/netmask in the same subnet the router was trying to use.
> To see if the router is actually responding to the network you might try
> a command window and issue the command arp -a and see if it responds.
> Might give you the address the router is currently set for on the lan.
>
> Remote chance but try https rather than http and see if that works.
make it reply to ping... and it doesn't. Am I wrong?
Thank you very much!
GlowingBlueMist
Jan 24, 2013, 11:36:33 AM1/24/13
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disabled but usually that is not the case for factory defaults.
Sounds like it might be time to try the serial connection or see if it
will let you telnet back into it. I'm out of ideas, sorry.
> Mmmmm... thank you again but as far as I can image the first step is to
> make it reply to ping... and it doesn't. Am I wrong?
>
No you are right, normally no ping no connection. Pinging can be
> make it reply to ping... and it doesn't. Am I wrong?
>
disabled but usually that is not the case for factory defaults.
Sounds like it might be time to try the serial connection or see if it
will let you telnet back into it. I'm out of ideas, sorry.
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