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 Topic: Question to a DD-WRT Guru-WAN to LAN cable speed |
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| soulstace Replies: 11 Views: 14279 |
 Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 19:07 Subject: Question to a DD-WRT Guru-WAN to LAN cable speed |
| yeah 1) hard reset 2) load linksys firmware 3) wait 2 min 4) hard reset 5) test It's just as easy to go back to dd-wrt. |
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| Topic: Question to a DD-WRT Guru-WAN to LAN cable speed |
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| soulstace Replies: 11 Views: 14279 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 18:55 Subject: Question to a DD-WRT Guru-WAN to LAN cable speed |
| then you've made your choice. 43mbit I have not found a way to make dd-wrt as fast as Linksys firmware. |
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| Topic: Question to a DD-WRT Guru-WAN to LAN cable speed |
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| soulstace Replies: 11 Views: 14279 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 18:31 Subject: Question to a DD-WRT Guru-WAN to LAN cable speed |
| eth1 is wireless is it not? Try to test throughput with Linksys firmware. You may be able to reach the full 70mbit. Yes I know it sucks, but you will need to make a choice between speed or reliabil ... |
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| Topic: Question to a DD-WRT Guru-WAN to LAN cable speed |
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| soulstace Replies: 11 Views: 14279 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 17:19 Subject: Re: Question to a DD-WRT Guru-WAN to LAN cable speed |
| I dont understand why the cable speed wan to lan only 43 megabit max? it's a combination of firmware and hardware limitation, specifically CPU speed (the lack of it). you'll probably get faster thro ... |
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| Topic: Preventing brute force attacks |
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| soulstace Replies: 70 Views: 52613 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 15:27 Subject: Preventing brute force attacks |
| remove -m multiport, because it's not needed for port range besides, multiport arguments should be comma delimited. but you are using a colon (which is only correct for port range) |
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| Topic: 250mw safe for people? |
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| soulstace Replies: 34 Views: 34526 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 15:14 Subject: 250mw safe for people? |
| static...this is the #2 killer of electronics.... That's a great point, and valuable knowledge for anyone that plans to work on computers. It's best to wear an anti-static band or always be sure to ... |
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| Topic: 250mw safe for people? |
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| soulstace Replies: 34 Views: 34526 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 15:03 Subject: 250mw safe for people? |
| I don't know who you were directing that comment to, and I'm no electrician, but I also believe it's the Amps that kill. Not necessarily the Voltage. For example, a static spark from touching a car ... |
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| Topic: Bandwidth for Individual Users |
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| soulstace Replies: 9 Views: 9938 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 22:02 Subject: Bandwidth for Individual Users |
| rflow is in the download section. it's not hard to find ftp://dd-wrt.com/others/rflow%20collector/ Murrkf, I think he is talking about monitoring bandwidth, not capping it. In which phuzi0n's tric ... |
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| Topic: WRT54G2 v.1 need ssh |
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| soulstace Replies: 8 Views: 9324 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 21:56 Subject: WRT54G2 v.1 need ssh |
| look under the services tab. it needs to be enabled there first. P.S. - you can find the nvram commands in nvram :p nvram show | grep ssh |
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| Topic: WRT54G2 v.1 need ssh |
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| soulstace Replies: 8 Views: 9324 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 21:50 Subject: WRT54G2 v.1 need ssh |
| ssh is not enabled by default. you need to enable it by the UI or nvram commands. | |
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| Topic: Logging specific ip activity |
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| soulstace Replies: 6 Views: 7163 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 21:48 Subject: Logging specific ip activity |
| see the wiki put iptables in the search field |
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| Topic: Bandwidth for Individual Users |
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| soulstace Replies: 9 Views: 9938 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 21:46 Subject: Bandwidth for Individual Users |
| I think that is what rflow was for, but I could be wrong, and I don't even know if it works anymore. | |
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| Topic: Wireless administration |
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| soulstace Replies: 4 Views: 4809 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 21:41 Subject: Wireless administration |
| is there some setting i've inadvertently set to disallow this? yes. in the advanced wireless settings there is an option to enable or disable wireless access to the user interface. |
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| Topic: Logging specific ip activity |
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| soulstace Replies: 6 Views: 7163 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 21:33 Subject: Logging specific ip activity |
| you may be able to use iptables logaccept or logdrop (accept if you want to allow, drop if you don't). for example, iptables -I FORWARD -s 192.168.1.15 -j logaccept you could save that command as a ... |
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| Topic: Wireless administration |
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| soulstace Replies: 4 Views: 4809 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 06, 2009 21:26 Subject: Wireless administration |
| it's as easy as connecting to http://192.168.1.1 using a wireless client. I know many articles on the internet will recommend to use MAC filtering, but in reality it's just a false sense of security. ... |
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