thechief wrote:Read the docs: "checksync"

Thanks, this is just what I was searching for. What parameters should I enter to make it run every 15 minutes?

Now it has "1 20". If I understand correctly that means that It will run once every hour, at 1:20, 2:20, 3:20 etc..

thechief wrote:You can try a different modulation, and see whether it makes a difference.

Ok, I tried all the ADSL_2plus_xxx modulation options, one by one and all together, still the router connect to internet after 7min

Does the firmware contain an internet watchdog functionality which I can enable? I need this because some times, two or three times a week, my router gets disconected from the internet and needs a reboot to reconect. I could write a script and put it in a cron job to execute every 10min, but the pro...

There is something strange in the env re multiple connection entries, but I suspect an issue is the "autopvc_enable=1", if you know the settings for your ISP would be worth making sure you have one and only one connection defined in the web gui with the correct parameters, and try changing that aut...

Every time I turn on my router, it takes around 7min and 30sec to connect to the internet. Can I somehow speedup this connection delay? Another thomson router that I tried, takes around 2min and 30sec to connect, so I think it is not my line but some setting on the router, or something Here are my s...

I will contact TP-LINK to see what they say about this problem. Probably it is an issue with the camera settings or firmware because everything else on router works fine.

Hello, I have a TP-LINK IP Camera, model TL-SC3171, connected to the ethernet port of my router running routertech. Each time I reboot the router I can no longer access the camera web interface. I have to reboot the camera (disconnect power) to be able to connect to the web interface of it. My route...

Thanks thechief,

setting RT_cmd_2 works like a charm

Hello, I am trying to create a persistent wakelan command, but without success. This is the command cronjob-env.sh "/usr/local/bin/wakelan -m 00:01:E1:AA:22:11 -b 192.168.52.20 -p 7" "*" "*" "*" "*" "*" "rt_wakelan" If I type crontab -l I can see the job, but after rebooting the rooter, the cron job...

My mistake, I thought that the script was permanent between router reboots.

How to make this script run each time the router reboots?

No I have not set any special separation of lan interfaces

I enabled the localnat.sh script and NAT Loopback runs fine when I connect from a LAN port of the router.

The problem is that when I connect to the router using the wireless interface, NAT Loopback is not working.

Can I somehow enable NAT Loopback for the wireless interface also?

I haven't noticed any difference in performance since I enabled the script.
Looks like the rooter runs like before and it is stable.

However if there is any tool that I could benchmark the router performance with and without the script enabled please let met know and I will publish the results here.

I executed the localnat.sh script using localnat.sh UP and localnat.sh init.

Does this script affect the overall router performance and internet connection speed?

Thank you for all this information