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I purchased a second-hand Netduma R2 and I'm unable to connect to the DumaOS.  I tried resetting the device but I never get a Private IP address to be able to connect to the router.  I tried holding the reset button with the power unplugged and putting it back in while holding the reset button for 30 seconds.  I've tried just holding the reset button for 30 seconds while the router was already on but still having no luck.  I tried holding the reset button until the lights came on and that seemed to trigger a boot loop where my ethernet was constantly connecting/disconnecting every few seconds.  What is the proper way to factory reset this thing?

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2 hours ago, wetmog said:

I purchased a second-hand Netduma R2 and I'm unable to connect to the DumaOS.  I tried resetting the device but I never get a Private IP address to be able to connect to the router.  I tried holding the reset button with the power unplugged and putting it back in while holding the reset button for 30 seconds.  I've tried just holding the reset button for 30 seconds while the router was already on but still having no luck.  I tried holding the reset button until the lights came on and that seemed to trigger a boot loop where my ethernet was constantly connecting/disconnecting every few seconds.  What is the proper way to factory reset this thing?

Router is bricked, I went through 3 of them that did the same thing. Something is wrong with the hardware or software in these R2 routers. I couldnt fix mine either.

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I'm hoping the router isn't bricked.  I was hoping to test the functionality of the DumaOS before I invested into the R3 that was just announced.  I did put my ISP router/modem into Bridge mode and plugged all of my devices into the Netduma R2 and was able to get internet access but all of the hosts shared the Public IP instead of getting a private IP from the Netduma R2 DHCP server, so there is definitely some functionality happening.

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13 minutes ago, wetmog said:

I'm hoping the router isn't bricked.  I was hoping to test the functionality of the DumaOS before I invested into the R3 that was just announced.  I did put my ISP router/modem into Bridge mode and plugged all of my devices into the Netduma R2 and was able to get internet access but all of the hosts shared the Public IP instead of getting a private IP from the Netduma R2 DHCP server, so there is definitely some functionality happening.

Yeah I was interested in the R3 but after my experience with 3 R2's I am hesitant on the quality. I could even get mine online but anytime I tried to access dumaOS it would time out the connection, then just at random as well.

I would get to a white setup page, then when it would try to go to dumaOS it would say it failed to complete setup. I could only get to this page offline as well. Could never get to it while online.

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I've also tried plugging the R2 into my ISP modem/router and I'm only seeing my 2 PCs connected via Ethernet so it's not even able to pick up a private IP address from my modem/router.  Seems to be in a "bricked" state, is there some kind of recovery mode I can use to attempt to restore?

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1 minute ago, Netduma Fraser said:

If you have never been able to access it then it sounds like you purchased a faulty unit unfortunately and I would suggest returning it to the seller

Thanks, I will initiate a return to the seller.  Will have to look into the R3, do you guys expect all units pre-ordered within November to ship by the end of the year?

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5 hours ago, wetmog said:

Thanks, I will initiate a return to the seller.  Will have to look into the R3, do you guys expect all units pre-ordered within November to ship by the end of the year?

Yes, if all goes to plan people will have them by Xmas

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