May i know how to set the proxy inside the dd-wrt? i need to reserve this proxy for youtube.

Could u elaborate more on the proxies that u want to apply? type of proxies?

U want u'r connection to use proxies or what? check on the NAT / QoS page..

Nope, i just want the only website i have set using proxy only.

and may i know how to flash the buffalo whr-hp-g54 to dd-wrt in Vista. I have open the TFTP. But when i try to insert this command on run tftp -i 192.168.11.1 PUT ddwrt.bin. It has done nothing. Nothing come out on the screen

for the proxies i think u need to setup u'r browser settings to use proxies using http/socket (80/8080/3128/etc)

but if u good enough with *nix u can try to play around within the shell console it self

check u'r /etc/hosts if i'm not mistaken

You should execute the the tftp -t 192.168.11.1 in the same directory of ur firmware and when the router is power up asap hit this command

i'm trying to jump into x86 version of dd-wrt. initial goal is to set-up dual-band wifi system which utilizes 5Ghz (11a band) for wireless backbone and normal 2.4Ghz (11b/g band) to serve wireless client.

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What router is that?

Recently I've been experiencing high packet loss and very high ping times to my router as well as the AP that my router is connecting to.This only happens when i'm uploading and downloading at the same time.. eg. 30KB/s up 40KB/s down.. This also happens when my download is at around 70KB/s and upload 0KB/s.Practically i cant go above 70KB/s.I was running on ddwrt v24 sp2 and now sp2 mini.Still no improvement.WHR-HP-54G.
I thought it was due to noise but then I doublechecked and it showed there -95, -94, -93, and sometimes -85. Even at -95, when downloading,my ping to ddwrt could spike to 700ms..

My ping time to ddwrt would also fluctuate to 100ms-400ms when im at that speeds.

I've attached some ping screenshots.

Any advice?
Thanks

How much is your transmit power for wireless?

currently set at 9mw..
it was all along at 6.. then i noticed this problem..so i increased the power to 9..

but then again, if im directly connected to the AP, theres no high ping and packet lost.. (notebook ---> AP)



This post has been edited by youliang: Nov 11 2008, 01:13 PM

routerboard-based dd-wrt router with 256MB RAM and capable of doing 600mW transmit power

errr... normal transmit power is at 70mW bro... 7-9mW is too low.

im using buffalo whr-hp-54g..
so 9mw should be around >76mW already with booster on..

according to this
http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=22201

Just put 70mW

okayy..i'll try and see whether theres any difference

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Added on November 11, 2008, 3:33 pmhmm..changed already but it is still the same..
getting 1000ms+ ping to ddwrt too..


This post has been edited by youliang: Nov 11 2008, 03:33 PM

I have 4 Linksys WRT 54GL at home

2 GL1.1 with DDWRT v23
2 GL 1.1 with Coova AP

Problem is, I can't authenticate my hotspot user over external radius using CoovaAP. So maybe I'll try V24 a try using the CHillispot Hotspot option

One more tips power it down let it rest for 1 hour and try again hope you are using the latest firmware v24sp1 final

currently the problem has been solved..
looks like the buffalo needed a rest..(powered down for 2hours)
haha..

hope the problem doesnt arise again

anyone tried the repeater function of v24sp2 ?

which one better ?

wds vs repeater ?

WDS
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halved the bandwidth each hop
mac address authentication

Repeater
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repeat the host by SSID, if somebody simply use the same ssid, thier signal also get aplified
halved the bandwidth
much easier to deploy, just repeat any open signal

Good question Bazet

I personally prefer WDS mode :-)

but repeater mode is so damn easy to setup....it is just no protection of ssid..if my competitor know i'm using repeater mode, hes just use the same ssid..and his signal also get amplified.

i am connected to net uisng repeater mode at the moment.......