I know that the Linksys Wireless-G routers "V5"
that are on the shelves now have firmware issues. One of them is obtaining
a DHCP-assigned address from a Windows2000 DHCP server. Firmware v1.00.4
fixed this, and I see that v1.00.6 is out now with even more fixes.
Mark NashNetwork
24, 2006
7:40 AM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] linksys
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I've seen that too. Even new
firmware doesn't always fix it. But for some reason, hitting the reset
button on the router and reprogramming it does. Go figure.
Another thing we do is change the
lan ip addy
: [WISPA] linksys
conspiracy
I've seen that too. Even new firmware
doesn't always fix it. But for some reason, hitting the reset button on
the router and reprogramming it does. Go figure.
Another thing we do is change the lan ip addy on
them. No two are ever alike. We've seen
, January
24, 2006
8:35 AM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA]
linksys
conspiracy
Then you
get the guy who sets his
router back to factory defaults on the advice of tech support
brother-in-law...
I try to
support everything out of
the box: IP address changes, MAC
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Then you
get the guy who sets his
router back to factory defaults
fyi linksys has released the wrt54gl, where 'L' stands for linux. as
y'all probably know they've moved the formerly customizable
linux-based wrt54g and gs series to vxworks; the wrt54gl should remain
somewhat more stable. but that's just hearsay; anyone try it yet?
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After the last batch of
linksys router fun, (when they would respond at random as a DNS server on the
WAN port!!), we went to Netgear
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Then you get the guy who sets his router back to factory defaults on the advice of tech support brother-in-law...
I try to support everything out of the box: IP address
: Tuesday, January 24, 2006
2:14 PM
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What
are others doing to resolve these issues with the Linksys WRT54G GS
Routers? What about openWRT.org firmware? They claim their firmware
works with a long list of Linksys and other devices
, January 24, 2006 2:13
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conspiracy
What are others doing to resolve
these issues with the Linksys WRT54G GS Routers? What about
openWRT.org firmware? They claim their firmware works with a long list
of Linksys and other devices. What are your
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