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Re: Got a hold of new BEFSR11/41 Firmware I noticed a couple of things after applying the new firmware:
1) UPNP was turned back on (I had it off)
2) PPTP passthru was turned off (I had it on)
Also:
1)Tracert works now.
2)The built-in web server is still as slow as the last version.
3) UPNP still seems flaky
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 pplchamp1Great OnePremium
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East Hartford, CT | reply to Lazarus Long
said by Lazarus Long:
I noticed a couple of things after applying the new firmware:
1) UPNP was turned back on (I had it off)
2) PPTP passthru was turned off (I had it on)
I believe that is because both are turned on by default in the firmware, so, it's not keeping your settings. |
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 GeekNJPremium
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Waldwick, NJ | reply to Lazarus Long
said by Lazarus Long:
2)The built-in web server is still as slow as the last version.
Lazarus... check your browser settings and see if you have a Proxy specified. If you do, uncheck it and see if that fixes your "speed" issue.
In IE it's at Tools / Internet Options / Connections Tab, LAN Settings button.
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If any body need the new firmware for the 4 Port linksys router here is another link for it.
»68.62.23.98/Linksys%20Firmware/b···1424.zip |
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| The Link is working again, so if any one need the new firmware for the Linksys four Port router, here is the link for it.
»68.62.23.98/Linksys%20Firmware/b···1424.zip
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said by Lazarus Long:
2)The built-in web server is still as slow as the last
what built in web server??? am i missing something?
you mean that access page? 192.168.1.1? |
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Lazarus... check your browser settings and see if you have a Proxy specified. If you do, uncheck it and see if that fixes your "speed" issue. There's a better way to do this. Just specify in the advanced options tab that you want to exclude 192.168.1.*
for proxy server access
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