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I administer three RV340s. They're all running firmware 1.0.03.20. This fault has been observed in every RV340 I've tested, on this point: i.e., two. I say it's a bug in the firmware of the RV340. Moreover, this bug does not exist in the RV16...
In case this helps anyone else: I have remediated the router sufficiently, to serve until I take my sweet time replacing it with a competing product... which itself must be properly tested... qualified. To wit: Clearing the Cisco ...
That's all unintelligible gobbledeegook to me, and unacceptable for a paying customer to have to repair defective Cisco performance to boot. I'm outta here. I ordered a TP-Link ER7206 and if that doesn't work, I'll resurrect my old ZyXEL USG40 a...
I had the same problem with ONE of my RV340 routers, but not with three others I control. So the "problem child router" was down-graded back to . 22 and life went on. Now that firmware version . 26 has arrived, I tried that with the same...
I have experimented with a new RV160W router (firmware version 1.0.01.01) and observed the same failures as found in the RV340. I have added this observation to my open case, with Cisco engineering, and mention it here for general readership intere...
It's very satisfying to know that my "problem" has been accepted, and moved up the ladder, by one of the world's premier corporations, even though I don't have a service contract. I am a small fry consulting engineer with big responsibilities to s...
