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RouterTech Firmware v2.5 Released
The RouterTech team are proud to announce the release of v2.5 of its firmware.

The new release is an important milestone as it adds brand new features, adds support for new routers and aligns two previous branches of our firmware meaning that now only one version exists for all supported types of router (although admittedly still with differing downloads).

Read release notes, changelog and download a copy of the firmware

Discuss the latest release

As you can see a lot of changes have gone on and we hope you will find that they have made the firmware considerably better.

Huge thanks to the development team and all testers who helped out on this release. A lot of hard work has gone on in the last few weeks and they all deserve a pat on the back and a beer.


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Welcome mstombs
On behalf of RouterTech I would like to welcome mstombs to the Support Team.

Since joining the site as a member he has provided a superb level of support to users, not to mention a great contribution to the development of some areas of our firmware.

It is a great pleasure to have him join one of our teams in an official capacity and we look forward to working with him in providing technical support for all things networking.


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Outage
I would like to apologise on behalf of the RouterTech team for the server outage that occurred this morning at around 3am and resulted in the server being down for a number of hours and the RouterTech site not returning until early this afternoon.

The outage was caused by a serious power failure in the datacentre where our server resides. Failed air conditioining units in another area of the datacentre caused some servers in the vicinity to overheat and this caused circuit breakers to trip. This caused a knock on effect and blew a whole load of fuses and power supply units that supply our rack. Engineers were dispatched to the location to resolve the issue, but due to the extent of the power issues and the requirement to run a disk check after the power was pulled so suddenly, things took a while to restore.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused.


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A polite reminder to all users of the RouterTech website that we are only able to offer support through our public forums. We have had an increasing number of personal messages to team members asking for support, as well as calls to our telephone number requesting help.

Requests through our telephone number or through personal messages to team members will be ignored. We simply do not have the resources to answer support questions in any way other than the forum.

ISPs: Please do not give out our number to your customers to call regarding router issues. We have never and will never offer telephone support for any brand of router, even those running or capable of running our firmware. Feel free to direct them to our forum however where we will be happy to assist with any networking question.


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Router Upgrade Checker is now available
We encourage everyone who wants to upgrade their (Class II) routers to the RouterTech firmware to check their routers first with the utility here: http://www.routertech.org/viewtopic.php?t=1062

While not completely foolproof (we still strongly recommend everyone reads all the documentation that accompanies the firmware releases) it should help reduce the chances of people using the wrong firmware files or trying to upgrade a router that isn't compatible (yet) Smile


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