- NETGEAR R7000 TRAFFIC METER PEAKHOUR 64 BIT
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- NETGEAR R7000 TRAFFIC METER PEAKHOUR PC
Click on Port Forwarding / Port Triggering. Click on the Advanced Setup tab at the left of the screen. Find the Advanced tab located near the top of the screen and click on it. I do sincerely hope this is a help someone in the future. In your Netgear Nighthawk R7000P router, navigate to the Port Forwarding section.
That is the reason I post this here, just in case someone has the same problem and can’t find a solution.
NETGEAR R7000 TRAFFIC METER PEAKHOUR FULL
I spent several days looking for a solution to this problem on the Internet and tried everything short of resetting to the factory default settings, I even backed up the WD Live Hub and erased 200 gig of media thinking it was a swap memory or a hard disk full problem. So I just turned that feature off entirely and my WD Live Hub seems to be working fine now. So I turned that off but left the Internet Traffic Meter on, it still caused problems. At first I thought it was because I had reached my monthly data quota I had set in the router and the router sent a splash screen to anything accessing the Internet stating that the monthly data quota had been exceeded. It seems that if you turn on the Internet Traffic Meter it causes a conflict somehow. When I turned off the Internet Traffic Meter and cleared the settings and applied the blank settings to the router that corrected the problem. At some point, it dawned on me that all this mish-mosh started when I was tweaking the router settings, so I started undoing all the things I had done. When the files would stop, sometimes it would kick me all the way back to the main menu screen, other times it would just display a black screen until I pressed the back button on the remote. That worked a few times, the files would play but stop after a few minutes. Then it started rebooting on its own and it wouldn’t stop, it just kept rebooting over and over again in a continuous loop. First it wouldn’t play any files from its internal 1 TB storage. At first everything worked just fine, but as I began to explore the new features of my new router and started turning on different features, my WD Live Hub started acting strange. I upgraded my wireless router a month ago to the Netgear R7000 from a Cisco wireless router (I don’t remember the model, but it’s irrelevant). We also have 2 Galaxy S3 cell phones and a off brand tablet that connect wirelessly to the router. Port 6 Roku Media Player (it replaced the WD TV Plus that crashed)
NETGEAR R7000 TRAFFIC METER PEAKHOUR 64 BIT
Port 4 Dell Inspiron Laptop running Windows 7 64 bit
NETGEAR R7000 TRAFFIC METER PEAKHOUR PC
Port 2 Media Center PC running Windows 7 64 bit Netgear 10/100 (non-gigabit) 16 port network switch, I have all CAT6 cables connecting the following to the network switch: Netgear R7000 Nighthawk Wireless Router, then I have a CAT6 cable to my I have not “Modded or Hacked” any of my units, I use them just as they came from WD with only the lateset WD Firmware Updates.įrom the broadband modem I have a CAT6 cable that goes to the internet port on my I have had pretty good luck with them, I have only had to return one to the store because it quit working and I have a WD LIve Plus that bit the dust a few years back. I have used WD’s line of media players for years.
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