Have always loved Zyxel gear for its reliability, flexibility and excellent RF performance (WiFi signal strength/sensitivity).
So, I recently brought a Zyxel USG-20W to replace an aging Zyxel 2XW unit (12 years old) that mysteriously decided to stop handing out DHCP addresses. (?!?).
However, upon upgrading the USG-20W from firmware version 2.21(BDR.1) to version 3.00(BDR.4), I am now greeted with a persistent "nag" screen entitled "Network Risk Warning", every time I log in to the router.
I have searched everywhere in the User's Manual and CLI reference but cannot find a way to turn this screen OFF.
I realize I can set the "reminder" interval to "30 days", but since I am operating this equipment in a SOHO environment that does not (and NEVER WILL) require either SPAM or Content filtering, I NEVER WANT TO SEE THIS SCREEN AGAIN.
I will NEVER pay for these services that I do not need, so I NEVER want to have to click-through this screen when logging in: even every 30 days is much too often to see this advertising.
Is there a way to turn the "NETWORK RISK WARNING" screen off permanently, or should I simply avoid purchasing Zyxel equipment in the future?
If there is no way to disable this screen in 3.00(BDR.4) or the next version of firmware, I will be forced to use another company's products going forward.
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