05-07-2010 08:53 PM
have a WRVS4400n (v1) that I was given as a swap out to a different model. I was having problems with it's stability (intermittent conection issues, so I decided to upgrade the firmware from 1.00.12 to the latest available. I backed up the configuration on therouter then downloaded and installed the firmware update. After the reboot. The router now has alternately flashing power and diagnostic lights. I can not longer access the web interface of the router (I can't ping it either). so I downloaded the router recovery utility for the 4400 but when I run the utility I get the error message "cannot find any adaptor" I've also tried using the 30/30/.30 techniqure for restting it, but the only thing this router now does is blink power and diag leds at me!!
is there any thing I can do to revive this router ?
I'm pretty sure there's no warranty left on it and since it was given to me I doubt I can get any warranty work done on it!
05-09-2010 10:50 AM
Hi Pierre,
the WRVS4400N is covered by a three year limited hardware warranty;
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/general/warranty/3year_SmallBusiness.html
Ring the Small business Support center (SBSC) via the contact phone number in the following URL;
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/support/tsd_cisco_small_business_support_center_contacts.html
Your machine is bricked. This has happened to me before and somehow the recovery software worked and fixed my RVS4000. I still haven't figured out how. Someone responding to this thread may have some suggestions. I would still ring the SBSC and check entitlement for warranty support.
good luck,
Regards Dave
05-10-2010 08:14 PM
I got yhe 44oo running again using the recovry utility Cisco really should mention that it doesn't work with Windows 7 and that when you do the recovery that it takes 15 hours!!! seriouslt 15 hours to rewrite the firmware on a router is a bit much!
but it's working again (almost!) now the wirless works and the wired lan ports work, but I have 50% packet loss on the WAn port! I had to put back into service my trusty Netgear MR814 router until I get this thing working!
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