ROADSL2P-EU FIRMWARE
ROADSL2P-EU FIRMWARE
I want to know if there is a compatible version of routertech firmware for my ROADSL2P-EU routere/mode. Pay attention to EU infact my device has 2 ports one ethernet and other usb both used. Thanks to alla that could help me.
reply to sy borg
Yes, but with VISTA I have problems to run it: it doesn't run....
I have read about the list of router compatibility and there is a reference to a roper but seems concerning with other model...
There is a version compatible with mine?
Thanks.
I have read about the list of router compatibility and there is a reference to a roper but seems concerning with other model...
There is a version compatible with mine?
Thanks.
Ah, vista again
To copy a recent post from thechief, can you telnet on to the router and post the outputs from....
To copy a recent post from thechief, can you telnet on to the router and post the outputs from....
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cat / etc/versions # remove space (inserted because the forum rejects it otherwise)
cat /proc/ticfg/env
cat /proc/modules
cat /proc/interrupts
cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_ver
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Re: reply to sy borg
Please see viewtopic.php?t=1062, in particular any references to Vista. Please check the readme file also on trouble shooting and error reporting. What error messages do you see etc?Sirrom5 wrote:Yes, but with VISTA I have problems to run it: it doesn't run....
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Re: reply to sy borg
I must have had a bad day when I find myself laughing at a typoNeo wrote: Please check the readme file also on trouble hooting and error reporting.
That's 6 years in IT support for you.....
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Glad I could help, Sy
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Differences...
Differences among the two router (ROADS2P-EU and that mentioned in the list) is that mine have also the port usb...
I haven't knowledgment of telnet... if you can give me some references
I haven't knowledgment of telnet... if you can give me some references
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Re: Differences...
As it's Vista you will first need to enable Telnet so seeSirrom5 wrote:Differences among the two router (ROADS2P-EU and that mentioned in the list) is that mine have also the port usb...
I haven't knowledgment of telnet... if you can give me some references
Enable Telnet Vista
Once Telnet has been enabled type "Telnet 192.168.1.1" (use your router IP Address in the telnet command) from a dos command window
You should now get prompted with a login prompt so enter "root" as the user name and enter your "Admin" password for the router as the password.
All going well you should now be logged in to the command shell on the router and you simply enter the commands from the post above
You can cut and paste the output from the command into a reply post here.cat / etc/versions # remove space (inserted because the forum rejects it otherwise)
cat /proc/ticfg/env
cat /proc/modules
cat /proc/interrupts
cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_ver
Hope this helps.
Jim
EDIT: - Please note that the use of quotes above - e.g. "Telnet 192.168.1.1" - are for illustration only and you should not enter the quotes themselves but simply the text within the quotes.
Jim
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This covers similar ground: kb.php?mode=article&k=35
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password with telnet by cmd
I can't write the password during cmd method.
Where do I get it? Thanks.
Where do I get it? Thanks.
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Re: password with telnet by cmd
It's the same password you would normally use to login via the web interface for the Admin user - if you have not changed it it will be "Admin"Sirrom5 wrote:I can't write the password during cmd method.
Where do I get it? Thanks.
Jim
Jim
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login
I can't write the password because it's impossible digit letter.
Is the login the access gateway?
Is the login the access gateway?
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Re: login
Sorry but I don't understand what you meanSirrom5 wrote:I can't write the password because it's impossible digit letter.
Is the login the access gateway?
Do you know your router admin password ?
The telnet login to the router should be username "root" and the password for your Admin user login via the web browser for normal router admin - normally set by default to "Admin" unless your router manufacturer has set it up with different values.
Jim
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Ok thanks I mean that after typing the login name i can't type the password. The keyboard doen't digit. That's my gateway data
System Uptime: 10 hours 5 minutes
DSL Status: Connected
DSL Speed: 640/6752kbps
Software Version: V.1.1.00.RU.23102007
Ethernet: Disconnected
USB: Connected
I naigate at 1 KB of average since 3 monthes...
System Uptime: 10 hours 5 minutes
DSL Status: Connected
DSL Speed: 640/6752kbps
Software Version: V.1.1.00.RU.23102007
Ethernet: Disconnected
USB: Connected
I naigate at 1 KB of average since 3 monthes...