Invalid Session Key

[DoctorAce]

After a few hours of working the router in now returning the error message: "Invalid Session Key, please try again" when I try to make configuration changes. Tried from a couple of PCs both of which are running IE11... but it was working fine earlier. Any suggestions as to what might be causing this?

[Searcher22]

Hmmm! this happened to me this morning when I was adding an address to the Mac filter. For me a quick F5 to refresh the page seemed to do the trick and this in under IE10.

I would welcome knowing why it does this???

[Philip_L]

Hi

I think you'll just have to live with it, I've been getting these too on all versions of firmware with FireFox or IE.

Regards

Phil

[DoctorAce]

Hi

I think you'll just have to live with it, I've been getting these too on all versions of firmware with FireFox or IE.

Regards

Phil

Well, the only way I managed to get rid of this was reboot of the router so it's not something that I can live with if it's anything like a regular occurrence... which from the sounds of things it may be. I'll wait for a response from Billion of course.

[billion_fan]

Hi

I think you'll just have to live with it, I've been getting these too on all versions of firmware with FireFox or IE.

Regards

Phil

Well, the only way I managed to get rid of this was reboot of the router so it's not something that I can live with if it's anything like a regular occurrence... which from the sounds of things it may be. I'll wait for a response from Billion of course.

Try a different web browser

[Tomken]

As a suggestion, just wondering if clearing the SSL state in IE would have any effect on this, or using the Back button or clicking on the URL to return the page ?

Tools - Internet options - Content - Clear SSL state.

It's possible that Action Center may have something in its Reliability History as to why this is happening.

Action Center - Maintenance - View Reliability History - click on View all problem reports from the bottom of the Reliability Monitor window then scroll down to Windows Explorer and double click on the appropriate dated error.

[DoctorAce]

Thanks folks, I'll try both of those if it happens again.