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I hva prettu much the same problem as dr-snuggles and I'm also using Azureuz. But the problem is that i don't know how to change the port speeds?!?! So can someone please tell me exactly how to put my modem to 100full duplex?!?
I've also upgraded to firmware 1.8.2.4.
Hope you could help me out here. I hate the "wan-die" problem!!!
The general rule is: Same settings in both ends ! This means that if you ain't able to configure the other end, leave to auto to let autonegotiation work correctly. With 100Mb be aware to use kables of GOOD qality, min. CATegory5.
I haven't been able to get the WAN port working at all.
The settings are simple:
ifconfig eth1 192.168.100.10 on the router
and
ifconfig eth0 192.168.100.11 on the computer
using a crossover cable that has been tested and various media types / auto-negoitation.
- cannot ping 192.168.100.10 from the computer
- WAN light is lit up
- cannot ping 192.168.100.11 frin the router but this is probably because the ping command on the router probably doesn't support the -I switch
How can I be 100% sure my WAN port is broken because I personally know the guy who sold it to me. Could I send it back? Could I somehow add an ethernet port, replace the WAN port or replace the wireless card for an ethernet card?
First word of advice is not to assume something is broken just because you don't know how to use it. Second word of advice is to try the forum search. Third--have you even tried using the WAN port the way it's supposed to be used?
jago, I just read a post from you where you state that the WAN port works in AP mode, so I guess it's a configuration problem...
hello, after months of cursing and trying out all of the above things, I found out something what fixed it for me.
I thought that the router was a little hot and placed it on it's side,before I laid flat all of the time.
that was it for me :) , I hope it also works for other Routers, please post something if it does. (just curious :confused: )
mzzl AkIrA
That's pathetic... not the solution, but that so many wireless routers seem to have this problem! Does anyone even THINK of overheating during production? Sheesh.Quote:
Originally Posted by akira
Any solution about the WAN port? I use PPPoe on ASUS to connect via USR 9105 ADSL modem while I ping the LAN IP of the ASUS. When there is a little activity on WAN port (internet) I get ping time out. How can we fix that? It happens to all latest firmwares customs or officials.
:(
since firmware 1.8.2.4 BETA this thread has become obsolete
hereby I'm closing the thread as the problem has been solved by asus
Please use firmware version 1.8.2.4 or newer at your option.