bodel007
17-03-2004, 16:31
As reported by the German magazine c't, the 500g sometimes does not disconnect properly. For example mine has problems after I have used Bittorrent.
Does anyone know how I can force a disconnect? (I really don't want to use custom firmware if possible).
I've tried some software called Router Control (www.routercontrol.de) which gives an indication whether the router is connected or not. If the disconnect option was available in the web interface like many other routers I could use this to force a disconnect.
For the Linksys WRT54g, Router Control issues the command "apply.cgi?submit_button=Status&submit_type=Disconnect&change_action=gozila_cgi&wan_proto=pppoe"
Do any of you experts have an idea if a similar command could be used for the 500g? (tried the profile for the Linksys but it didn't work).
Does anyone know how I can force a disconnect? (I really don't want to use custom firmware if possible).
I've tried some software called Router Control (www.routercontrol.de) which gives an indication whether the router is connected or not. If the disconnect option was available in the web interface like many other routers I could use this to force a disconnect.
For the Linksys WRT54g, Router Control issues the command "apply.cgi?submit_button=Status&submit_type=Disconnect&change_action=gozila_cgi&wan_proto=pppoe"
Do any of you experts have an idea if a similar command could be used for the 500g? (tried the profile for the Linksys but it didn't work).