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15 hours ago, Netduma Fraser said:

Really sorry about that. I've just spoken to him and he said he will do it tomorrow.

 

36 minutes ago, Netduma Alex said:

Sorry about the delay, I have now pushed the fix to your router. You can now upgrade to DumaOS.

Thanks Alex and Fraser.

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Hello.  I have the Netduma R1 running firmware 1.03.3 and would like to upgrade.  Unfortunately, when I try and read teh guide on how to upgrade, it takes me to support login link.  When I try and create an account, it asks me for my Full Name and E-mail, then take me back to the log in page, where I a password is required.  Please help.

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9 hours ago, smirkingdevil said:

Hello.  I have the Netduma R1 running firmware 1.03.3 and would like to upgrade.  Unfortunately, when I try and read teh guide on how to upgrade, it takes me to support login link.  When I try and create an account, it asks me for my Full Name and E-mail, then take me back to the log in page, where I a password is required.  Please help.

Which step is it that you're getting stuck on? 

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1 hour ago, Netduma Liam said:

Which step is it that you're getting stuck on? 

Step 2.

If you are on version 1.03.6 (e.g. 1.03.6j etc), proceed to the next step. IF YOU ARE ON A LOWER VERSION E.G. 1.03.3, THEN A FIX MUST BE MANUALLY PUT ON YOUR ROUTER TO PREVENT IT FROM PERMANENTLY BREAKING. PLEASE READ THIS GUIDE TO ENABLE THE FIX

When I try and click on THIS GUIDE, it takes me to the support log in page. When I tried to create an account, it only asked for my Full Name and Email.

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4 minutes ago, smirkingdevil said:

Step 2.

If you are on version 1.03.6 (e.g. 1.03.6j etc), proceed to the next step. IF YOU ARE ON A LOWER VERSION E.G. 1.03.3, THEN A FIX MUST BE MANUALLY PUT ON YOUR ROUTER TO PREVENT IT FROM PERMANENTLY BREAKING. PLEASE READ THIS GUIDE TO ENABLE THE FIX

When I try and click on THIS GUIDE, it takes me to the support log in page. When I tried to create an account, it only asked for my Full Name and Email.

I've copy and pasted the contents for you:

  1. Access your Netduma R1 interface
  2. Go to >Settings >Miscellaneous
  3. Tick ‘Allow remote access to Netduma tech support’
  4. Go to Settings >UPnP and enable the feature if it's not already enabled
  5. Go to Settings > Port Forwarding and remove any rules
  6. Now verify that everything is working by going to https://www.whatismyip.com/port-scanner/
  7. In the port entry field, type in 7777 and click Scan 
  8. If the result is 'Open' then you have successfully allowed us to access your router to run the fix. Please notify us of this on the forum here: http://forum.netduma.com/topic/26317-upgrading-your-netduma-r1-to-dumaos-from-a-version-lower-than-1036/
  9. If the result is closed then you have another router on your network which will block our access attempt. Please put your other router into 'modem mode' or 'bridge mode' (if possible). If you cannot see this option, then you will need to put the Netduma R1 into a DMZ on your other router. Please refer to the user manual for your other router for instructions on how to do this. Repeat the port scan step in steps 6 and 7 above to confirm we can now access your router.
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25 minutes ago, Netduma Fraser said:

I've copy and pasted the contents for you:

  1. Access your Netduma R1 interface
  2. Go to >Settings >Miscellaneous
  3. Tick ‘Allow remote access to Netduma tech support’
  4. Go to Settings >UPnP and enable the feature if it's not already enabled
  5. Go to Settings > Port Forwarding and remove any rules
  6. Now verify that everything is working by going to https://www.whatismyip.com/port-scanner/
  7. In the port entry field, type in 7777 and click Scan 
  8. If the result is 'Open' then you have successfully allowed us to access your router to run the fix. Please notify us of this on the forum here: http://forum.netduma.com/topic/26317-upgrading-your-netduma-r1-to-dumaos-from-a-version-lower-than-1036/
  9. If the result is closed then you have another router on your network which will block our access attempt. Please put your other router into 'modem mode' or 'bridge mode' (if possible). If you cannot see this option, then you will need to put the Netduma R1 into a DMZ on your other router. Please refer to the user manual for your other router for instructions on how to do this. Repeat the port scan step in steps 6 and 7 above to confirm we can now access your router.

Thank you for cutting-and-pasting the instructions.  Port 7777 is open according to the scan.

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1 minute ago, smirkingdevil said:

Thank you for cutting-and-pasting the instructions.  Port 7777 is open according to the scan.

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You're very welcome, I'll pass it onto the team to get them to apply the fix when possible.

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6 hours ago, beywhipyson said:

Running on R1 debug version 1.03.3 running on rb-951g-2hnd. Can I get an upgrade so we can get on DumaOS? Thanks!

 

On 12/18/2020 at 3:24 PM, Netduma Fraser said:
  • Access your Netduma R1 interface
  • Go to >Settings >Miscellaneous
  • Tick ‘Allow remote access to Netduma tech support’
  • Go to Settings >UPnP and enable the feature if it's not already enabled
  • Go to Settings > Port Forwarding and remove any rules
  • Now verify that everything is working by going to https://www.whatismyip.com/port-scanner/
  • In the port entry field, type in 7777 and click Scan 
  • If the result is 'Open' then you have successfully allowed us to access your router to run the fix. Please notify us of this on the forum here: http://forum.netduma.com/topic/26317-upgrading-your-netduma-r1-to-dumaos-from-a-version-lower-than-1036/
  • If the result is closed then you have another router on your network which will block our access attempt. Please put your other router into 'modem mode' or 'bridge mode' (if possible). If you cannot see this option, then you will need to put the Netduma R1 into a DMZ on your other router. Please refer to the user manual for your other router for instructions on how to do this. Repeat the port scan step in steps 6 and 7 above to confirm we can now access your router.

Could you please let me know when you've followed these steps?

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9 hours ago, beywhipyson said:

All of the steps check out. The whatismyip.com/port-scanner plugged in our MAC address, but I changed it to the external IP and the scan went fine. :)

Great thank you, could you also disable IPv6 please and let us know when you've done that?

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10 hours ago, beywhipyson said:

All of the steps check out. The whatismyip.com/port-scanner plugged in our MAC address, but I changed it to the external IP and the scan went fine. :)

Hi benwhipyson,

Slight issue, your IP address is an IPv6 address, and our remote upgrade tool is currently IPv4 only.

Would it be possible for you to disable IPv6 on your router/modem, or are you stuck with an IPv6 Public IP? If you have an IPv4 Public IP, could you Direct Message it to me?

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