I assume you get your dynamic dns detail correct....

Please read the following.
http://forum.tp-link.com/showthread.php?10...ll=1#post225389

Exactly the same hardware inside/out with same issue.
You still have your C1200 v1 with EU firmware?
Can you send your backup config.bin to me privately?
I want test something.



No difference.

Can you reset your router, set some random wifi password and pppoe password, save.....then go to advanced, system tools, backup&restore, backup and send the copy of config.bin to me?

Okay.....check your PM inbox.
Report back the result....

Edit: Please clear your browser cache before checking the wireless channel section after restore.

This post has been edited by JohnLai: Mar 13 2018, 10:05 PM

Hopefully extra 5ghz channels appear?

-.-....have you tested it yet?

.....if you want to ask about the wifi power.....I need config.bin from router with TM Firmware before I can make a comparison. Need to determine whether it is hardcoded into firmware or can it be modified....

I personally blame TP-Link.
C1200 hardware is good. Too bad its firmware suck.

How do you hammer the router? 24/7 torrenting with unlimited connection?

As I feared. Root access is really mandatory.
TP-Link webui will accept config.bin with modified <country>MY</country> settings after sending the command below:

uci set wireless.eth2.country=MY
uci set wireless.eth3.country=MY
uci set wireless.eth2.channel=auto
uci commit wireless; wifi

and restarting the uci/uhttp server :

/etc/init.d/uhttpd restart

Only then a modified config.bin can be uploaded successfully through TP-Link webui.


EDIT:
Consider gaining root access?
Ubuntu live usb?

This post has been edited by JohnLai: Mar 14 2018, 11:09 AM

Updated on first page. Thanks.


edit:
C1200v1_eu-up-1.1.3 Build 20180124 rel.52299
OpenWRT build number r12067

C1200v1_eu-up-1.1.3 Build 20180308 rel.49551(Beta)
OpenWRT build number r13176

Flashing the 20180308 firmware results in 2.4Ghz wifi channel 12 and 13 missing.

Official EU firmware 20180124 "flash-firm"


But the 20180308 beta



Hmm? Seem like 20180308 adds Wake On Lan (WOL) feature.


Wireless driver and something about IPv6 being modified, but no idea what is being modified.
That all about it.




EDIT:
From my rooting experiment....
Apparently, after one commit uci wireless etc and upload edited config.bin with any one of channel 58, 106, 122 and 138 with 80Mhz, C1200 will use that channel just fine. However, TP-Link webui will display "AUTO(Channel 106)" (depending on channel specified in config.bin) and there is no way to select U-NII-2A and U-NII-2C channels at webui.

This post has been edited by JohnLai: Mar 16 2018, 11:47 AM

Absolutely no idea to both of your questions.
But, didn't tplink said the reboot is caused by a lot of network packet (in google case, it was MDNS) in short time?
With the fix of discarding some of those packets to avoid overloading the router?
Maybe use iPerf --parallel 200 000 between two systems to hammer the router?

Nothing else. Give up on it.

On the other hand, I must say...being the only user in the neighbourhood using channel 138 at 80Mhz works wonder with ssh + root + config.bin modification.

Get a computer/laptop connected to router via LAN and install Microsoft Message Analyzer.
My home PC server never turned off....so........this might not suit your requirement.

Agree. The easiest method = check the router log time stamp. (make sure NTP is enabled, Time Settings)

If the router reboot itself, check the router log earliest time stamp that changed into actual time when NTP successfully synchronized.

Default time starting point is 2017-01-01 00:00:00 for 1.1.3 Build 20180124 52299 (EU). By checking the time stamp in the log where it synch into actual time, you will know when is the last time the router reboot itself.

Or use the mail function too? Auto mail every 1 hour. Then check the log on time stamp.

Performance more or less the same as official EU firmware.
Reboot part --> Unsure, as it still haven't reboot since I installed it yesterday...although with a bit wifi channel modification.....


Eh, how many 5ghz channel available for your new toys C3150v2 ?

If you set 20Mhz, did channel 165 appear for C3150V2 ?
Could you some extra testing with your new toy?
Download wifi analyzer https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?....analyzer&hl=en ,
Check if the dbm changes (take note of the dbm value) for channel 36, 149, 157 and 165 (if 165 appears after setting 20mhz or auto width).
I wonder if TP-Link is using same transmit power for all channels in its whole product range.

Because C1200 (eu firmware) seems to use same transmit power for all 5ghz channel........the proof is the dbm signal quality decreasing as the frequency get higher linearly.

Just go and update your C1200 V1 EU firmware to Malaysia firmware......

Then TP-Link Malaysia has the audacity to name it as :

Yes. Why? Which login?

And which region? EU or US?

Not sure about latest TM Unifi firmware, but did you add the line below into the config.bin?

Nah, there is no spacing, no idea why the spacing suddenly there.
These both are up?
The SysAccountLogin must be off.
Beside, remotessh must be under dropbear.

This post has been edited by JohnLai: May 14 2018, 01:28 AM