E4200V2 Remote Management is inoperative

Remote Management does not work on this router. Version of firmware is reported to be current (no update available). The user guide says click on administration and then Management, find Remote Management and Select remote management and select enabled... However in the "Linksys Smart WiFi" interface there is selection for management and remote management.. Firmware is 2.1.39.!
It is a real problem when a router can not be managed remotely!!!

Rudi F wrote:
Remote Management does not work on this router. Version of firmware is reported to be current (no update available). The user guide says click on administration and then Management, find Remote Management and Select remote management and select enabled... However in the "Linksys Smart WiFi" interface there is selection for management and remote management.. Firmware is 2.1.39.!
It is a real problem when a router can not be managed remotely!!!
 Rudi F wrote:
  Correction to my post = However in the "Linksys Smart WiFi" interface under Administration there is NO selection for  
  management and remote management.. 
Linksys routers with Smart Wi-Fi Interface can be accessed remotely through www.linksyssmartwifi.com once you have signed-up for a Smart Wi-Fi account using your email address. This actually make things easy for us since we don’t need to set-up remote management anymore in order to remote access our routers.

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