J - this post may be deleted as this is a Cisco forum, but Draytek do some low-cost but very functional routers that do exactly what you need. I’ve used them a lot in the past and never had any issues with them, one of them has been in live operation for 9 years and still doing its job just fine. I’d much rather be recommending this Cisco router but I have not been impressed at all. Even the web management interface is poor (even after they updated it, which actually made it a little worse in my opinion).
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I couldn't agree more - you buy Cisco because you need something that works. People who buy Cisco are not worrying about the price tag. They really dropped the ball letting this bug out and then ignoring it for so long, still now without any official fix or update. It makes me think it is a rebranded or white-labelled 3rd party product and not produced by Cisco's own team (this is a common thing these days). Though perhaps that gives Cisco too much credit, as it assumes they wouldn't have done this badly themselves. Bugs happen. Unavoidable. But they should be caught in pre-release update tests, and if not then at least fixed quickly. None of that happened here and it remains a problem for many.
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*** RESOLVED *** This resolved itself after downloading the firmware from Cisco manually, and then doing a file-update of the firmware, and once complete/rebooted the warning has disappeared. finally.
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how does one contact support ? i've been browsing through and searching for a half an hour already and cant find any way to contact support about this ? very frustrating.
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I am having this issue also - and it's frustrating. Otherwise the product is working flawlessly - just that after the last software update (to 1.0.03.15) this flashing warning it quite annoying, considering it stops one noticing any OTHER warnings.
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