Thank You

You and Diaryman Canada is just GREAT

do you think we can flash latest huntsman over wifi?

can , but there is a BIG chance that you will BRICK your router 9.9/10



use LAN Cable when flashing

It was discovered by Coltect that removing IPv6 compatibility and including OpenVPN, that considerable flash RAM space was freed.

Some words of wisdom from Diaryman.



So we now have a development path that should suit everyone.

Excellent idea.

It would be Great if incoming sms is flashed across our device/s that are LAN connected but not WiFi connected cause usually the Admin(simcard owner) only have access to LAN connection whereas WiFi users could be Guest/s. We would not want Guest users to read our private messages rite.

In your opinion among the ROOter-able routers, which one is considered to have the biggest Flash Memory with the Highest CPU speed. It would be Fantastic for users to knoe them so that when they shop for new routers, they can purchase the "most powerful" one if their pocket permits.

Thanks.

already flash with cable

btw, in huntsman web gui, how do we set dmz for particular ip address?

Interesting thought.

What about if SMS access was password protected?

There is a basic list and details of CPU speed and flash RAM of the basic ROOtable routers on the website.

http://ofmodemsandmen.com/supported.html

The other very important factor is the USB power available to power the modem.

Cheers

the zte mf820D modem in 4G LTE modem seems able to surpass the 25Mbps limit in tplink stock firmware,..

Who would want stock FW if he/she have played with ROOter ?

latest huntsman still have bugs,... while stock firmware able to surpass 25Mbps limit for zte mf820D modem,..

still many user out there is prefer stock firmware,.. user friendly..

actually stock firmware does come with a lot of goodie too if u pay attention,..

modem compatibility wise stock firmware is much flexible to recognize more usb modem than openwrt/openwrt(Rooter )



This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Jun 3 2013, 06:50 PM

When you were on the early OpenWRT and i was on stock FW ( MR3420 ) , i too think this way.

But once i started using OpenWRT AA, i just fell "head over heels" on this FW, and since the introduction of ROOter ~ I never looked back ~ Bugs is common and is part and parcel of the package.

Now ROOter is getting more and more exiting

OpenVPN support like Sabai OS , SMS receivable and much more are in the pipeline, we name it, Dairyman will try to accomplish it ..... I want mutiple usb modem support so that i can combine a Maxis (LTE)+ Celcom (LTE) + Umobile (LTE) simcard to blaze the Net

Hi,

I and other Whirlpool participants have done many tests with an MF821 4G modem (and other fast modems) with TP-Link routers with TP-Link firmware. I've not topped 25Mpbs.

Once the router has ROOter firmware, speeds greater than 25Mbps are readily obtained.

Details here in a long thread, of my investigations into a MR3420 V2 with a number of modems. It is pretty conclusive that the standard TP-Link will not go faster than 25Mbps. I have not received any response from TP-link to indicate that they support fast modem protocols.

What does your system log show about the modem connection?

The Qualcom based MF821 would require QMI protocol, rather than PPP to work at greater than 25Mbps.

Note: Speedtest.net is not terribly reliable and any test is best done on a lightly loaded tower at very low traffic times.

Cheers

John k

What bugs?

Re 25Mbps please see my earlier response.


That is true


... and that is true, but ROOter has many features that the standard software does not have ...

But not very good at the latest model modems and not at fast speeds.

There are very few modems that the ROOter does not support.

Anyway they are my opinions.

The ROOter itself is password protected so that should be sufficient?

Meaning only the person who have access to the admin page will ONLY be able to read the SMS and not others ?

If your answer is YES, that would be sufficient. Pls bring it on.



Thanks

As long as you don't share the ROOter access password, you're in business.

guy,

any1 manage to set Tunlr dns on huntsman firmware?
i put it in but some how my connection cant route to tunlr...and i cant access netflix...
any1 can teach me the setting..
i follow the guide but not working...can somebody test it out....

if u follow the first pages guide, then it confirm wont work due to the Tunlr dns ip is already changed



1) Login to 192.168.1.1
2) Go to Network > DHCP & DNS > DNS Forwardings
3) On the DNS forwarding empty space , enter /tunlr.net/192.95.16.109 in to first empty space
4) Click green Plus sign to add more empty space below to add more :
- /hulu.com/192.95.16.109
- /pandora.com/192.95.16.109
- /netflix.com/192.95.16.109
4) Save & Apply
5) Reboot router
6) Check status @ http://tunlr.net/status/ (make sure you added /tunlr.net/192.95.16.109 @ Step #3)

or u can just change your network adapter dns to

primary : 192.95.16.109
secondary : 142.54.177.158

then make sure u tick validate setting upon exit box before u exit the dns setting pages,

Source: Tunlr

This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Jun 4 2013, 04:01 AM

thanks bro,
it work...
by the way just to understand the command below
/netflix.com/192.95.16.109 -> the command mean that, when go to this site only use this DNS?