i went back to the mini version and and play with some setting a d that seem fixes it. i think making preamble short and turn on cts mode make wireless mode very slow but it is just my hunch.
Im using kong 22000+ vpn and everything is working good, ssid is broadcasting, except the wireless rate is stuck at 65mbps with and without any clients connected. Anybody get anywhere with this?
I'm having problems with port forwarding. Whenever I try to add a new port, or range, I just type port info, local ip etc. and check the box enable and click add.
It just adds blank line and creates a second blank line to add extra.
I am on e1200 with DD-WRT v24-sp2 (05/27/13) mega
(SVN revision 21676) . Is that a known bug?
I didn't see that anybody answered you, so...
When you go to add a forwarding rule, you first click the add button. This gives you a new line to fill out. After that, click SAVE/APPLY.
I'm in the same boat as the last two people posting here looking for openvpn support and a patched heartbleed. I think I'll try the Kong version mentioned earlier.
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 16:20 Post subject: Wireless N Mode Only not Working
Hey Guys,
Anyone else faced this issue where once N-Only Mode is selected it no longer works? I can still see the SSID but unable to connect, once hooking up by cable and changing it back to Mixed Mode it works. Also N & G Mixed Mode works but its slow. When I connect from a N laptop it connects at 54Mbps.
Anyone know a way around this? I remember for a fact that the stock firmware connected me at 144Mbps.
The only reason I'm even using DD-WRT is to force my Google Chromecast to route to my paid GeoDNS instead of Google's own DNS servers.
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 16:57 Post subject: Re: Wireless N Mode Only not Working
badm0j0 wrote:
Hey Guys,
Anyone else faced this issue where once N-Only Mode is selected it no longer works? I can still see the SSID but unable to connect, once hooking up by cable and changing it back to Mixed Mode it works. Also N & G Mixed Mode works but its slow. When I connect from a N laptop it connects at 54Mbps.
Anyone know a way around this? I remember for a fact that the stock firmware connected me at 144Mbps.
The only reason I'm even using DD-WRT is to force my Google Chromecast to route to my paid GeoDNS instead of Google's own DNS servers.
Any suggestions?
Are you using auto channel and channel width? I've had mixed results using auto.
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 18:20 Post subject: Re: Wireless N Mode Only not Working
numanair wrote:
badm0j0 wrote:
Hey Guys,
Anyone else faced this issue where once N-Only Mode is selected it no longer works? I can still see the SSID but unable to connect, once hooking up by cable and changing it back to Mixed Mode it works. Also N & G Mixed Mode works but its slow. When I connect from a N laptop it connects at 54Mbps.
Anyone know a way around this? I remember for a fact that the stock firmware connected me at 144Mbps.
The only reason I'm even using DD-WRT is to force my Google Chromecast to route to my paid GeoDNS instead of Google's own DNS servers.
Any suggestions?
Are you using auto channel and channel width? I've had mixed results using auto.
Yes, I've set everything to auto, do you have a suggested combination which could work?
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 18:50 Post subject: Re: Wireless N Mode Only not Working
badm0j0 wrote:
...
Yes, I've set everything to auto, do you have a suggested combination which could work?
Thanks for the quick reply
I'm using channel 6 and 20Mhz. You can use the tools at the bottom of the status->wireless tab to find the least congested channel. Try experimenting a bit.
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 22:12 Post subject: Re: Wireless N Mode Only not Working
numanair wrote:
badm0j0 wrote:
...
Yes, I've set everything to auto, do you have a suggested combination which could work?
Thanks for the quick reply
I'm using channel 6 and 20Mhz. You can use the tools at the bottom of the status->wireless tab to find the least congested channel. Try experimenting a bit.
After much-ado I decided to re-flash, and this time with 21676-mini build since I was still on the 21676-large which is apparently has the "heartbleed " vulnerability. This has seemed to fixed my issue.
I'm now on [Channel 5] [20MHz Width] [Wireless-N Only] with no issues, my laptop connects at 144Mbps and overall my connection is more stable.
Now even when I'm (torrentially) maxing out my 10Mbps DSL both ways (TX/RX) I can still stream a 7GB BR-Rip to my chromecast with no lagging or bufferring.
Not bad at all for a single band Wireless N router.
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 0:00 Post subject: Re: Stdkong r22000++ build revision
RedRover wrote:
Happened to look today, and there is a new revision to Standard Kong. Updated my router minutes ago with the 22000++ dnla nv64 build. So far so good. Here's the index
I also found some benefit enabling Bluetooth coexistence mode. Not sure why, but my RX/TX speeds are up.
Well, I thought I would update the crowd. I decided to flash back to stock firmware, the latest downloadable version. I did a Speedtest before and after on three of my devices to see if DD-WRT was faster or slower. I didn't check file transfer between clients. Nevertheless, I was dumbfounded to find the stock firmware slightly faster by 2-5Mbps! And for anyone with Microsoft Surface 2 frustrations, flashing stock firmware resolved the <5mbps download cap. DD-WRT was definitely responsible for the unfortunate slowdown. Speedtest.net on Stock just gave me a 41.61 Mbps whereas under DD-WRT was around ~3.5 Mbps before. It is sad to see my features and control gone, but ultimately I'm paying for a connection speed, not counting GBs or micromanaged settings. I'll miss you DD-WRT. FYI: I disabled WMM support which I had read helps stability and speeds on Stock. _________________ WRT-54G V6 & V8 - wrt.v24_micro_generic.bin
Linksys E1200 v2 - Tomato by Shabby (DD-WRT has problems)
EA6300 V1 - Kong+CFE http://www.desipro.de/ddwrt/K3-AC-Arm/dd-wrt.v24-K3_AC_ARM_STD.bin
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 7:57 Post subject: Re: Stdkong r22000++ build revision
RedRover wrote:
RedRover wrote:
Happened to look today, and there is a new revision to Standard Kong. Updated my router minutes ago with the 22000++ dnla nv64 build. So far so good. Here's the index
I also found some benefit enabling Bluetooth coexistence mode. Not sure why, but my RX/TX speeds are up.
Well, I thought I would update the crowd. I decided to flash back to stock firmware, the latest downloadable version. I did a Speedtest before and after on three of my devices to see if DD-WRT was faster or slower. I didn't check file transfer between clients. Nevertheless, I was dumbfounded to find the stock firmware slightly faster by 2-5Mbps! And for anyone with Microsoft Surface 2 frustrations, flashing stock firmware resolved the <5mbps download cap. DD-WRT was definitely responsible for the unfortunate slowdown. Speedtest.net on Stock just gave me a 41.61 Mbps whereas under DD-WRT was around ~3.5 Mbps before. It is sad to see my features and control gone, but ultimately I'm paying for a connection speed, not counting GBs or micromanaged settings. I'll miss you DD-WRT. FYI: I disabled WMM support which I had read helps stability and speeds on Stock.
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Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2014 3:18 Post subject: Mini Build - No Wired Lan Ports - WLan Good
Quote:
I believe I have the same problem as you. I can successfully connect to the internet using wireless devices through the e1200v2 however none of my hardwired ports work. I believe by default they are put on a separate VLAN. No matter how hard I try I cannot seem to bridge the wireless VLAN and the four ports. Any luck with this?
I uploaded the 21676 mini build and my wired lan ports don't work but the wireless is fine. (It worked before I did the final 30/30/30 reset in the Wiki instructions after that it stopped working.) I saw a few posts that had similar issues and copied them above.
Is there a resolution to this. I looked at the Vlan tab and tried a few things but wasn't able to get the wired ports working.
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2014 14:45 Post subject: transmit failed. general failure.
hi mates..after i install dd-wrt successfully on my linksys e1200..then power cycle it..
then set my router onto REPEATER MODE..when i click the apply..the GUI suddenly went blank..and when i put the ip address back..it just go blank..and when i ping the router..it says transmit failed. general failure.
has anyone encounter like this before ?..how to fix this ? does it mean i brick my router ?