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About LinkBacksMine pretty much set itself on Auto - 3084 hours system uptime, 227 hours PPP uptime.Originally Posted by FatalSaviour
Couldn't have said it better myself...it feels weird reading this thing that you call a "manual" though
Mine pretty much set itself on Auto - 3084 hours system uptime, 227 hours PPP uptime.Couldn't have said it better myself...it feels weird reading this thing that you call a "manual" though
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My broadband speed - 750 Meganibbles/minute
Why didnt you just upload it via the browser ?Updating firmware felt a bit 'clunky' too (mine was very much out of data) having to do one thing on the router and then use a program on your pc to forward it to the router. It failed the first time and went ok the second. I've had 3 netgears and one linksys and all were far easier to get ADSL up. Without net access you're somewhat stumped for help
/ shrugs / just followed instructions.. Didn't know you could tbh (why have the upload program at all then?)
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It’s usually for emergency’s when you can’t get to the web interface./ shrugs / just followed instructions.. Didn't know you could tbh (why have the upload program at all then?)
Just login to webadmin, update firmware, browse to file and you're done
Ah.It’s usually for emergency’s when you can’t get to the web interface.
Just login to webadmin, update firmware, browse to file and you're done
Well in that case I take it all back - aside from the fact that ADSL was harder to get running than it should of been
I'm currently making use of the VOIP stuff - very impressive - with VOIPCheap and that was pretty simple to setup.
Crosshair VIII Hero (WIFI), 3900x, 32GB DDR4, Many SSDs, EVGA FTW3 3090, Ethoo 719
ASDL is usually a pain in the ass to set up with a wireless router
Does the auto setup ever work?
wow wireless that works! having gone from d-link access point to a linksys access point and all of them being utter crap, i would happily pay ~ 100 for something decent that does its job. common problems i have are weak signal in my room (3rd floor), internet cuts out, wireless access point needs restarting (unplugging) before it works again. the way its run is theres a normal router into which the cable modem is plugged. then the computer next to that is plugged into the router. then the wireless access point is also plugged into the router, and the wireless clients connect to that. any help appreciated
i should also add that the webadmin page only ever works from the pc connected to the router and none of the one's using the wireless connection
Webadmin page?
Can someone please advise how to do this please?
http://yourrouter'sipaddress
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usually 192.168.0.1
usually doesnt need a password, if you enter one it will set it as that password, in my experience (which is limited)
Draytek default is 192.168.1.1
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:S thought that's what was meant....but I can't see any 'Update Firmware' link...possible the link wasn't included in the firmware I've got? (neither's IP mapping etc, which is a bit of a pain
Which was a bit annoying - as all my pc's etc were on the more usual subnet 192.168.0.x
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So? Use DHCP and it'll give your computers appropriate IPs. You can even tell the router to give specific MACs a fixed IP, so you can set up port forwarding rules.
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Have you got shares in Draytek? Calm downI had a whole bunch of devices configured (without DHCP for various reasons) on the more usual subnet of 198.168.0.x - to even connect to the router of course this has to be changed - hence it was a tad annoying as it's a rather arbitary choice to 'be different' (netgear, linksys et al all use the same..) by Draytek. As for port forwarding - the nice thing about the Draytek is that upnp actually works which means I don't need to setup that at all..
I didn't say 'OMFG it was the end of the world and i didn't know how to fix it and draytek are the suxorsss dude' - I said a 'bit annoying'
Crosshair VIII Hero (WIFI), 3900x, 32GB DDR4, Many SSDs, EVGA FTW3 3090, Ethoo 719
I've got an old 2600We at my parents house still going strong - never been rebooted in over 12 months.
The 2800G at my home is rock solid and talks to my PC at 108Mbps with other products connecting at their (lower) full speed.
As others have said, it's well worth the cash as it saves on quite a few headaches.
[Edit] I meant 'headaches'...
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