darkandlong
join:2003-12-31
| reply to PeteSL
Re: 2.53 on DLINK CANADA?
Went from 2.42 to 2,53 in hopes of less reboots using P2P apps.
2.53 and the lack of Static Turbo totally kills my wireless connection to my Xbox.
My FTP speeds are about 1/4 of what they were before.
I won't be spending any more money on D-Link products. |
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Talon88
The One
join:2003-08-13
Toronto
 ·Bell Sympatico
3 edits | reply to Tsume
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Just testing new function of a BitTorrent Client
that have Trackerless distribution Call "DHT Network"
DHT is very close to KAD(emule?) & use many UDP
connections.
I am now having many (40%) UDP connections,
Before are mostly (98%) TCP connections.
Over 800 Totaly Connections now.
No Reboot. Using V2.53, WPA-TKIP, Static DHCP!
   
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[=Talon88=]
»DI-624 Firmware update w/ Crash Recovery Step by S --
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funchords
Hello
Premium,MVM
join:2001-03-11
Washington, DC | Very nice. What shell/theme is that? It's nice, too!! |
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KadOff
join:2005-03-07
Waitsfield, VT | reply to Talon88
Seems you have Gaming mode disabled. I'm I right? I had Total Entries ~ 2000 (50% TCP/50% UDP) running eMule without Kad with ocassional/rare reboots. But instant reboot if Kad is ON.
2.53 |
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Talon88
The One
join:2003-08-13
Toronto | reply to funchords
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Thanks funchords, the theme is VS & is called
"iTunes Style", I try many & finally back to this
again....!
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KadOff
join:2005-03-07
Waitsfield, VT
| reply to Tsume
There is something wrong with Time settings in 2.53b69. I do have Automatic (Automatic time update with pre-defined NTP servers or enter customized NTP) option selected and right time zone, but D-Link 624 C3 device time is always one hour behind. Even in manual mode (the greyed out time next to computer clock button) is one hour behind, but time in Windows is correct. Is anyone experiencing the same? |
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Talon88
The One
join:2003-08-13
Toronto | reply to Tsume
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I use auto as well, but the time is right!
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Tsume
join:2004-02-23
Johnson City, TN | reply to KadOff
KadOff, I bet that has something to do with daylight savings time. |
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randalla
join:2004-04-15
South San Francisco, CA
| reply to Tsume
Daylight savings time needs to be setup. I was experiencing the same thing (1 hr behind) until I setup Daylight Saving time.
Start Apr 1st week
Ends Oct 5th week
I hope I got it right. Just took the dates from a website I can't remember. |
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KadOff
join:2005-03-07
Waitsfield, VT | Thanks. That was it. |
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lucky644
Premium
join:2002-02-04
| reply to Talon88
said by Talon88  :I am now having many (40%) UDP connections, Before are mostly (98%) TCP connections. Over 800 Totaly Connections now. No Reboot. Using V2.53, WPA-TKIP, Static DHCP! ::: Jesus thats a lot, I cant get above 160 connections before my router DIES....I'm so sick of this thing. |
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lucky644
Premium
join:2002-02-04 | Well I just did your crash recovery thing, with the new firmware, still reboots. |
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jasonp1
@sympatico.ca | reply to Tsume
I've had good luck so far with it.
What i've found has been killing my connection is "DNS Relay."
I disabled that feature, and now the router seems stable. |
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Talon88
The One
join:2003-08-13
Toronto
·Bell Sympatico
1 edit | :::
Can you tell us how "DNS Relay" kill your connection?
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said by jasonp1:
I've had good luck so far with it.
What i've found has been killing my connection is "DNS Relay."
I disabled that feature, and now the router seems stable.
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[=Talon88=]
»DI-624 Firmware update w/ Crash Recovery Step by S --
»[Info] Some Clue about DI-624 Reboot |
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jasonp1
@sympatico.ca
| reply to Tsume
There are a couple of things that I did to stop the random rebooting (roughly 24 hours)
- Disable turbo of any kind on the wireless (I don't have Dlink cards on the client side, so it doesn't really matter in my case)
That didn't seem to do too much. Still crashed once every 24 hours or so, or at the very least the DHCP server crashed.
- Disable DNS relay.
That seemed to do the trick. I don't know how or why, but the DHCP worked perfectly (no client-side config changes)
Does anyone have a more scientific explanation?
Thanks |
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funchords
Hello
Premium,MVM
join:2001-03-11
Washington, DC
·Verizon Online DSL
 ·Skype
| said by jasonp1:
I don't know how or why, but the DHCP worked perfectly (no client-side config changes)
Does anyone have a more scientific explanation? When DNS relay is on, DHCP sets the DNS address to match the Gateway address.
When DNS relay is off, DHCP sets the DNS addresses to match the DNS addresses configured on the WAN side of the router.
I have no idea why this would cause a reboot. I have seen frequent DNS failures with 2.53, DHCP Relay On, and my DI-624 C1.
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Robb Topolski
http://www.funchords.com/
Hillsboro, Oregon USA |
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PeteSL
@mlsatx.dfwai | reply to PeteSL
It was Zone Alarm on the other end. The router is working well.
Pete Loveall |
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Bwuutje
join:2005-01-10 | So I was right. Thank you. Glad it's working !
Bwuutje. |
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aarono8
join:2003-01-10
Ottawa, ON | but bwuutje, you are always right. even when you aren't |
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Bwuutje
join:2005-01-10
1 edit | Thank you, but that is really too much honor :P
I try to be correct all the time but I am just a human like you.
Bwuutje.
edit: just as I clicked the 'post button' I got this random quote..hehehe
Random fortune (from people)
The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none. |
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