Archer VR2800 IP address reservations bug
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Archer VR2800 IP address reservations bug
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ISP : BT Infinity
Just setting up a new Archer VR2800 as a replacement for a BT HomeHub 5, and so far everything seems to be going well, even got IPv6 up and running with no hassles. Then, when I'm trying to reconstruct the IP address reservation table I use on my internal network, I seem to have hit a bug in the web interface of the router. Got the first nine addresses put in no problems, so fully populated the first "page" and then one entry on the second page. When I try and add the next entry, I get this:
If it's not clear, there is a grey box over the data-entry fields, making it impossible to add the MAC address of the device and the required IP address. I've got the same error on Safari (Mac), Google Chrome (Mac / Win10), Firefox (Mac / Win10), Microsoft Internet Explorer (Win 10) and Microsoft Edge (Win 10). Tried restarting the router, the client computers, all with no change. Anyone got any idea how to get around this bug as I've got another 30 or so reserved IPs to set up!
There is no newer version of the firmware available from TP-Link, this router is only on it's first release.
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP : BT Infinity
Just setting up a new Archer VR2800 as a replacement for a BT HomeHub 5, and so far everything seems to be going well, even got IPv6 up and running with no hassles. Then, when I'm trying to reconstruct the IP address reservation table I use on my internal network, I seem to have hit a bug in the web interface of the router. Got the first nine addresses put in no problems, so fully populated the first "page" and then one entry on the second page. When I try and add the next entry, I get this:
If it's not clear, there is a grey box over the data-entry fields, making it impossible to add the MAC address of the device and the required IP address. I've got the same error on Safari (Mac), Google Chrome (Mac / Win10), Firefox (Mac / Win10), Microsoft Internet Explorer (Win 10) and Microsoft Edge (Win 10). Tried restarting the router, the client computers, all with no change. Anyone got any idea how to get around this bug as I've got another 30 or so reserved IPs to set up!
There is no newer version of the firmware available from TP-Link, this router is only on it's first release.
