salam and hi to every one .
I have two wifi routers
No1. tp link 5210G
No.2 .tp link 5210G
http://www.tp-link.com/lk/products/deta ... TL-WA5210G
I have upgraded the first one router to nano station 2 and then to OPEN WRT, but there is no option of hotspot in it .
and I want to install and update Gargoyle , I've already downloaded files (gargoyle_1.6.2-atheros-ubnt2-squashfs.bin) all available version.
my question is that which one ver is the correct for my router and how to install ? because in open wrt there is no option to update Or flash firmware. I heard about installation firmware using tftp or putyy etc, but I have no idea do .
I have already installed on my pc .
vmware Debian-7 putty tftpd32 etc .
please any one help me .
problem with tp link 5210G
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Re: problem with tp link 5210G
how to TFTP here http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/19841
dont do it until you find out Gargoyle has what you are looking for
this is what you are looking for
I want to use my router as a Admin , (all of my routers)
manage my router from an other place ,
handle billing plan, price and system configuration.
handles user account, voucher generation, invoice, view stats. etc
and this is the answer they gave you
These are definitely not the jobs of a router. These are tasks for a centralized management software (most probably then running a RADIUS server that the routers can authenticate users against). I'm afraid OpenWrt does not do that, and neither does any off-the-shelf consumer router I am aware of.
My advice get the answer before moving from OpenWrt to Gargoyle
dont do it until you find out Gargoyle has what you are looking for
this is what you are looking for
I want to use my router as a Admin , (all of my routers)
manage my router from an other place ,
handle billing plan, price and system configuration.
handles user account, voucher generation, invoice, view stats. etc
and this is the answer they gave you
These are definitely not the jobs of a router. These are tasks for a centralized management software (most probably then running a RADIUS server that the routers can authenticate users against). I'm afraid OpenWrt does not do that, and neither does any off-the-shelf consumer router I am aware of.
My advice get the answer before moving from OpenWrt to Gargoyle