Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?

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analogue
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Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?

Post by analogue »

Hi,

Is there a way to make the gargoyle router keep its configuration after an upgrade ?

Thanks =)

propelaheadau
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Re: Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?

Post by propelaheadau »

Hi there,

I believe there is no way for the router to "keep" its configuration after an upgrade however you can create a back up .tar file under System and Backup / Restore.

Once the upgrade has been completed you can browse to that file with the "Restore Configuration Now" feature.

http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/lib ... estore.jpg

Works really well....hope this information helps!!

Regards

Peter

analogue
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Re: Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?

Post by analogue »

Yeah that's what I do, but it's not perfect as our LAN is not in the same subnet as the default one ;)

How the proprietary router firmware do to keep their configuration ?

propelaheadau
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Re: Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?

Post by propelaheadau »

Hi,

Yeah I had the same issue....I just changed my internal LAN to 192.168.1.x (which was pretty easy) and from then upgrades to my router are a breeze.

Not sure how commercial router \ firmware hold there values, could be a question for Eric...

Regards

Peter

BikeMike
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Re: Keeping the configuration after an upgrade ?

Post by BikeMike »

I have this issue too as my network is 192.168.10.xxx

The solution I have found is to have a command window open on my PC while doing upgrades, and use the following commands...

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ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
This will temporarily give you access on the default network (192.168.1.xxx) after loading new firmware. Restore from your backup then repeat the commands.

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