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Knight6
Premium
join:2009-07-19
Canada

Teksavvy vs Tomato firmware...

Hi!

Did anybody have any problems using the Tomato firmware with Teksavvy?

The two times I tried (with a WRT54GL and a ASUS WL-520GU), it didn't work, I had to revert to the previous firmware.

If I used the router flashed with Tomato only as an access point with another router connected to Teksavvy everything went fine.

I know Teksavvy use (or used) a variant of Tomato to do MLPPP but I was using the regular firmware.

Any ideas?

Thank you!

Nick-

vikingisson

join:2010-01-22
Mississauga, ON

Been using all kinds of Tomato on TSI for years. Even VPNs and many features of Tomato. Not a problem.


camelot

join:2008-04-12
Whitby, ON
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said by vikingisson:

Been using all kinds of Tomato on TSI for years. Even VPNs and many features of Tomato. Not a problem.

+1.

Firmware shouldn't make a difference to the ISP, since the ISP only sees the modem.

decx
Premium
join:2002-06-07
Vancouver, BC

reply to Knight6
Been using Tomato with TSI for years as well without any issue either. As others have stated in the vast majority of cases, routers are ISP agnostic. Anyways what exactly is the problem? Maybe someone here could help.


JonyBelGeul

join:2008-07-31

reply to Knight6
»Everything MLPPP

All your answers.
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Knight6
Premium
join:2009-07-19
Canada

reply to decx

said by decx:

Anyways what exactly is the problem? Maybe someone here could help.

It wouldn't connect...

I contacted Teksavvy both times and they weren't able to help...

The only thing that worked was reverting to the stock firmware or using another router which wasn't running Tomato.

Tomato worked A-OK for me when used for an access point and work A-OK as well for my father which is currently with Sympatico. However, he wants to switch to Teksavvy which is the reason why I want to be able to use Tomato with Teksavvy (for my own use I want to switch to PfSense or go back to Shorewall).

Thank you and have a nice day!

Nick

Knight6
Premium
join:2009-07-19
Canada

reply to JonyBelGeul

said by JonyBelGeul:

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,23663339?hilite=everything+mlppp

All your answers.

I don't want to use MLPPP, I only mentionned MLPPP because I know that is (or was) a supported Tomato version with Teksavvy...

Thank you and have a nice day!

Nick

Knight6
Premium
join:2009-07-19
Canada

reply to camelot

said by camelot:

said by vikingisson:

Been using all kinds of Tomato on TSI for years. Even VPNs and many features of Tomato. Not a problem.

+1.

Firmware shouldn't make a difference to the ISP, since the ISP only sees the modem.

I agree but for some weird reason my router couldn't establish a PPPOE session when running Tomato...

Thank you and have a nice day!

Nick

JonyBelGeul

join:2008-07-31

reply to Knight6
But you use Tomato firmware, which most of us use for MLPPP, therefore that thread contains all your answers.
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My blog. Wanna Git My Ball on Blogspot.


brad

join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON

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said by JonyBelGeul:

But you use Tomato firmware, which most of us use for MLPPP, therefore that thread contains all your answers.

You're referring to Tomato/MLPPP. He might be using Tomato (stock) or one of the other variants that does not even have MLPPP support.

MZB

join:2010-11-25
Dunrobin, ON

reply to Knight6
Never had any problems with Tomato and TekSavvy here. (Tried using MLPPP for a while, reverted to stock Tomato, then TomatoUSB, then Shibby Tomato... all without problems.

I would suspect something left in the nvram from the stock firmware - did you reset nvram after updating? - or incorrect PPoE settings (assuming the ADSL modem is in Bridge mode).


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