Clear your browser cache.Morozko wrote:I have very bad experience of upgrading my DSL-G604T by your Firmware v.2.96 thru web interface. All preliminary "dances with tamburine" stipulated particularly (and I thing "with love" from your side) in "docs" directory of "routertech-ar7wrd-adam2-firmware-4ports-20110502" were made by me...
Whole process of upgrading I made in Safe mode of my OS. After 20 minutes of waiting since starting upgrade process - nothing happend and even after router rebooting "status" led of my router was not blinking.
After refreshing web page 192.168.1.1 I have got login/password page with yr. logo above, but it was not absolutely possible to pass thru it. Exectly the same situation was with telnet service....
I tried a lot of login/pass combinations: admin/admin, root/admin, user/user, adam2/adam2, root/root...
After that I tried to upgrade my device by your firmware thru repair way - by using at first "rrt_1.0.8", and then "tiupgrade" (with changing firmware name in tiupgrade.scp for the new one) but I was not succeeded in this approach.
So, after a lot of spending time, I have to use repair standard utility "DLinkEU_DSL-G604T_V2.00B01T01.EU.20050930_upgradeB10.exe" and after that I could upgrade my router by web interface to firmware DSL-G604T_V2.01.B01T01RU.20060109, but as a collateral result of my experiments with your firmware I still have your login/pass entering page (but without your logo, thanks god !) right after I pass thru standard login/pass window ! Now I have only one question - how can I remove it FOREVER ???
Caused entirely by user error and ignorance. If you did indeed read the docs as you claimed to have done, you would have seen clearly that the default login to the web interface is "Admin/Admin" - not any of the combination that you claim to have tried. And, if you did indeed read the docs as you claimed, then you would have seen everything said about the LED configuration files, and would not have been worrying about the "status" LED.Morozko wrote:Thanks in advance, and sorry for the negative post...
Bottom line - anyone who cannot read or follow instructions should avoid firmware upgrades.