Thanks yaar..
This is a relief.. I'll get it done as soon as I go home.. M in office now..
Thanks again for the quick reply
[DOUBLEPOST=1382595164][/DOUBLEPOST]ThaThanks for the quick reply buddy.. I'll do the Mac address thing n get back to u guys
Need help buying a wifi router.
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This is a relief.. I'll get it done as soon as I go home.. M in office now..
Thanks again for the quick reply
[DOUBLEPOST=1382595164][/DOUBLEPOST]Tha
Just get the MAC address from the existing router/PC and put in the "Special Requirment from ISP" settings. I am surprised that you forgot to do this since its part of RADIUS - AAA.[DOUBLEPOST=1382598222][/DOUBLEPOST]OR - just contact them and tell them to change the MAC address in the account. They can see what MAC you are using and will use that. Just remember to do that in the future.
I wont recommend a direct upgrade to DD WRT unless one is familiar with going back to stock firmware. Yes, its better than stock, but for the time being, let him use it as is, and then upgrade the firmware, say after a month.
Also, here is something for read up before you jump ship :
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Asus_RT-N13U
http://www.techenclave.com/community/threads/asus-rt-n13u-b1-dd-wrt-thread.113137/
Also, here is something for read up before you jump ship :
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Asus_RT-N13U
http://www.techenclave.com/community/threads/asus-rt-n13u-b1-dd-wrt-thread.113137/
Guys.. Sorry for the late reply.. Had a family function over the weekend..
Anyway I called my cable operator and told him everything.. He said it would cost 400 rs.. I was like wtf... 400 for just a simple setting.. I then told him I have done everything n all he needs to do is update my Mac address from where every he gets the net connection from... He still wanted 400 rs.. He only agreed to do the settings when I threatened to stop his cable n move to another...
Well 1 hr later all was setup n running just fine...
I would like to thank each n every1 of you for sticking around this entire journey.. It really gave me the confidence to do stuff...
Thanks again
Anyway I called my cable operator and told him everything.. He said it would cost 400 rs.. I was like wtf... 400 for just a simple setting.. I then told him I have done everything n all he needs to do is update my Mac address from where every he gets the net connection from... He still wanted 400 rs.. He only agreed to do the settings when I threatened to stop his cable n move to another...
Well 1 hr later all was setup n running just fine...
I would like to thank each n every1 of you for sticking around this entire journey.. It really gave me the confidence to do stuff...
Thanks again
Its a common tactic here too - my neighbour paid up 500 for the same plus they overcharged for the router as well.
Usually, when making a PPPoE connection - you need the foll : username, password, MAC address and service name.
Usually, when making a PPPoE connection - you need the foll : username, password, MAC address and service name.
I just bought the router and got it delivered today
I was initially trying to set u p the asus router in repeater mode with my main tp link wr740n as primary router
But I get frequent disconnections
I have upgraded the asus firmare to 2.2.05 beta
I intially for 15-20 days would like to keep router on asus firmware and would then install ddwrt ....plz help
Also how can I check how the repeater signal is? As in how is the speed and all ...(when I connect to internet over know whether I am connecting to main router or repeater)
I was initially trying to set u p the asus router in repeater mode with my main tp link wr740n as primary router
But I get frequent disconnections
I have upgraded the asus firmare to 2.2.05 beta
I intially for 15-20 days would like to keep router on asus firmware and would then install ddwrt ....plz help
Also how can I check how the repeater signal is? As in how is the speed and all ...(when I connect to internet over know whether I am connecting to main router or repeater)
Check the WiFi network you are connected to. As far as dropouts, if you lose WiFi connectivity, the repeater is not working properly. If you lose net connectivity, the link between the repeater and primary is an issue.