I have now switched to dd-wrt and if my problems persist i'll return the router next week.
Just a friendly update for people in my situation.
I have not had any issues at all with the router since I switched from stock rom to dd-wrt. It fixed the issue where the router became inaccessible and needed a power cycle.
I have now switched to dd-wrt and if my problems persist i'll return the router next week.
Just a friendly update for people in my situation.
I have not had any issues at all with the router since I switched from stock rom to dd-wrt. It fixed the issue where the router became inaccessible and needed a power cycle.
DD-WRT
Hey that's great! Are you using the latest build or the one on the database page?
hello friends, I just bought new router WR1043ND, upgraded to latest DD-WRT and here are my settings. What do you think, is everything ok in settings?
have 100/10mbps, 1PC via cable, macbook pro via wifi, asus notebook via wifi and iphone
Hi All !
Can I kindly ask you one question ? I was searching it but I find no answers yet..
I bought one WR-1043ND and my plans is to install DD-WRT later on it..
What I wanted to know is if I could plug an USB headset on it (like the USB headphones that have a dialing pad) and make the router to connect to a SIP account and use Voip on it..
I mean, instead of buying an ATA adapter I would like to plug an USB headset and make the router acting as the ATA (I mean, the router would then make the calls via Voip)
Just as a curiosity, why we cannot have that ? Because if we see we do have a linux system running into the router that could easily read the USB port of the router and expect an USB headphone and then connect to the Voip provider..
My best guess is because we don´t have enough cpu power processing in the router, is my assumption right ? or is because no one developed a program like this before ?
The devs already have to make software that works across multiple manufacturers & hardware versions - I don't think building in ATA & USB audio routing is up on their priority list
Seriously, get yourself a little PC (or NSLU/NAS unit), shove Asterisk on it, and get a softphone - it's what I have - with 5 trunks (lines) coming in/out, all for free
I have a little (ok BIG) problem with build 18777! I was with the original latest build from the web site (from 2010) and to upgrade to the 18777 I did the following:
1. reverted to the original TP-Link firmware.
2. did the 30/30/30 reset
3. flashed 18777
now my WiFi connection is not working right! All my mobile devices have a stable connection to the router but for some reason actual data transfer is broken! for instance even access to a local LAN share is not working right! I have to refresh multiple times to get to where I want and even then it is not guarantied to work!
On the older build everything worked normally! I tried OpenWrt and the WiFi works too (although there are some thing that I don't like in OpenWrt). With the original TP-Link firmware the Wife works too.
I have writed down all settings from the older DD-Wrt build and used the same every time.
What is wrong with the 18777 build? BTW My router is version 1.7 with the 64MB RAM MOD (the mod is not the problem as it was done long before the upgrade of DD-Wrt to 18777)
(the mod is not the problem as it was done long before the upgrade of DD-Wrt to 18777)
Im not saying it may be the mod but maybe the 64MB chip has died. Maybe 18777 does something incompatible, etc etc....
The latest build on TLWR1043ND has a data bug: A refresh of the page usually does it. The wireless disconnect bug is SOMEWHAT better as you dont have to restart the router anymore
