Firmware v1.9.3.6 BETA

[Antiloop]

WARNING: BETA VERSION
TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK!

DO NOT UPGRADE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
DOWNGRADE IS NOT EASILY POSSIBLE!!

Changelog:


1. Fix: reset to default problem
2. Fix: wireless range problem
3. Chg: pppoe package for idle disconnect timeout
4. Add: support connection of NAT track to 4096


important!!

When upgrading from 1.7.x.x based firmware: you MUST Reset your WL300g to defaults via the restore button at the back after upgrading to this firmware!

you do not have to do this when you upgrade from 1.8.x.x based firmware!
but we RECOMMEND you to do a restore to defaults.

Do not import saved settings from older/other firmwares! this can cause unstability to your device


find files here:

http://www.asus.com.tw/support/download/selectftp.aspx?l1_id=11&l2_id=2&l3_id=0&m_id=2&f_name=WL300g_1936_EN.zip~zaqwedc

Mirror @ Chupa.nl
http://files.wl500g.info/asus/wl300g/firmware/WL300g_1936_EN.zip

[Pecinko]

Hi all,

I have tried 1.8.1.9 official and latest Olegs 1.9.3.6, but I cannot get 2 Asus 300g to operate in a WDS when using WPA-PSK/TKIP or AES... Without encryption everything works fine. I was trying to find at least old official firm. 1.8.1.7, which should be OK, at least judging from the comments here, but without success. Anybody with a link to a working firmware for 300g in WDS with WPA-PSK?

Thanks in advance.

[Pecinko]

Hi all,

Let me answer myself ;) The only working FW for Asus 300 g in WDS mode, with WPA-PSK (both AES and TKIP) can be found on

http://oleg.wl500g.info/1.8.1.7-2a/WL300g_1.8.1.7-2a.trx

[Maatn]

Hello, I've moved this question to the Dutch forum. It was concerning the 1.9.3.6. Bèta FW installed on a wl300g, running as a Home Gateway (ISP = @Home, cable internet). As far as I could tell, I got all the settings right (Hostname, IP & DNS configuration&DHCP server), I even reset the wl300g after upgrading. Yet, when I go to the web-interface, I recieve an error message that the wl300g 'Lost IP From Server' and that the 'Cable not connected'. Obivously the cable was connected and undamaged (using it right now).
If I get any idea how to solve this, I'll also post it here (in english). If anyone else knows what I did wrong or how I can solve this problem, please let me know.

[Maatn]

I'll answer myself too: the problem seems to be fixed, I'm posting this message through my wireless network!
What I did: surf the web for information, search tech-fora, post on some fora, and finally: call the Asus Supportline. There I was told, that the web-key could be the cause: and when I turned it off I was able to surf the web again via wireless network. Perhaps this is a bug in the Firmware? I used the same web-key before the firmware upgrade.