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Technicolor 582n as plain router
01-05-2015 9:34 AM
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I can't work out how to do it (it keeps trying to do PPPoE which obviously won't work in halls of residence!)
Re: Technicolor 582n as plain router
01-05-2015 9:57 AM
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Re: Technicolor 582n as plain router
01-05-2015 10:42 AM
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Re: Technicolor 582n as plain router
03-05-2015 6:53 PM
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Re: Technicolor 582n as plain router
04-05-2015 12:01 AM
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Buy a cheap multi-port switch.
Make one connection between the switch & the router.
Plug in several ethernet cables to the switch.
Wholly local traffic will go via the switch - any network usage will go via the switch into the router.
Your router can handle any wireless traffic.
So the router can operate, as supplied.
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Re: Technicolor 582n as plain router
04-05-2015 6:17 AM
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Quote from: nanotm is this an isp supplied router with limited functionality or an unlocked one?
I have one of each, same model.
I basically need to turn off PPPoE and have the router pick up its WAN over DHCP.
Re: Technicolor 582n as plain router
04-05-2015 7:59 AM
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Re: Technicolor 582n as plain router
04-05-2015 8:38 AM
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I believe it's do-able either using the telnet CLI or probably easier to save the config file from the PPPoE configuration, edit it then restore the new one. If it doesn't work then you can always factory reset and go back.
@ajpashley,
I seem to have saved config files for both DHCP and PPPoE but can't rememeber when I last used the DHCP one and whether it worked!
Looking at the differences it seems to get from PPPoE to DHCP you need to:-
Clear the ppp.ini section
Quote [ ppp.ini ]
Replace the atm.ini section with:-
Quote [ atm.ini ]
debug traceconfig len=100
Replace the eth.ini section with this:-
Quote [ eth.ini ]
ifadd intf=eth_wan
ifconfig intf=eth_wan dest=ethif4 vlan=default
ifattach intf=eth_wan
ifconfig intf=eth_wan wan=disabled priotag=disabled
NB if the WAN port is port1 then replace ethif4 with ethif1.
Add the following highlighted lines to the ip.ini section :-
Quote ifadd intf=ip_wan_eth dest=eth_wan
ifadd intf=LocalNetwork dest=bridge
ifconfig intf=loop mtu=65535 group=local symmetric=enabled
ifconfig intf=ip_wan_eth mtu=1500 group=wan linksensing=enabled
ifconfig intf=LocalNetwork mtu=1500 group=lan linksensing=disabled primary=enabled
ifattach intf=ip_wan_eth
ifattach intf=LocalNetwork
config forwarding=enabled redirects=enabled netbroadcasts=disabled ttl=64 fraglimit=64 defragmode=enabled addrcheck=dynamic mssclamping=enabled
...
Replace the dhcc.ini section with :-
Quote [ dhcc.ini ]
debug traceconfig state=disabled
ifadd intf=ip_wan_eth
ifconfig intf=ip_wan_eth metric=5 dnsmetric=5 broadcast=enabled serverroute=disabled followlabel=disabled
rqoptions add intf=ip_wan_eth option=dhcp-lease-time
rqoptions add intf=ip_wan_eth option=dhcp-renewal-time
rqoptions add intf=ip_wan_eth option=dhcp-rebinding-time
rqoptions add intf=ip_wan_eth option=subnet-mask
rqoptions add intf=ip_wan_eth option=classless-static-routes
rqoptions add intf=ip_wan_eth option=default-routers
rqoptions add intf=ip_wan_eth option=classfull-static-routes
rqoptions add intf=ip_wan_eth option=domain-name-servers
Hopefully that makes sense and should be it, but if not then either post back or drop me a PM with an email address and I'll send you the relevant config files for you to peruse yourself
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Re: Technicolor 582n as plain router
07-05-2015 5:31 PM
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07-05-2015 5:53 PM
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to the end of the dhcc.ini section. I think i missed it out, that's probably causing it to not get a IPv4 address on the WAN, which in turn will be causing no internet access.
Quote ifattach intf=ip_wan_eth
If that doesn't work then drop me a PM with an email address and I'll send all the info/examples I have.
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