Firmware 1.0.04 WRT120N

Hi guys, the latest firmware is not good. does anybody have a link to download the 1.0.04? build 02 thanks!!

I think it is not possible to downgrade the firmware on your router. The old firmware is not available on the Internet.
What is the problem with the latest firmware?
If you have already upgraded the firmware on the router, it is recommended that you should reset the router and reconfigure it.

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  • WRT120N Latest firmware BUG & PATCH

    Hello,
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    This behavior is incorrect and can be explained with an example: let us assume we have two web server behind the NAT. Both are listening on the default port 80/tcp and have address 192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.3. It is possible to forward the data received by the router on port 80/tcp to the web server 192.168.1.2 and the data received by the router on port 8080/tcp to the web server 192.168.1.3. This is allowed because everything is unique: if the router receive a packet on port 80/tcp it have to rewrite the destination IP address and insert 192.168.1.2 while if it receive a packet on port 8080/tcp it have to rewrite the destination IP address and tcp port (192.168.1.3 and 80). It is irrelevant that final port destination is the same. Of course, it is important that the two rules have a different external port: otherwise the router could not distinguish between them but the internal port is irrelevant (as long as two rules are not identical).
    The BUG is circumscribed in the JavaScript since I tried to "nop" the wrong check with Firefox/Firebug and the rules are correctly memorized in the configuration and they works without issues.
    I Fixed the JavaScript and, in the following, there is the patch. Actually, this patch does not solve another minor BUG: theoretically it is possible to redirect two different external ports to the same couple internal IP/port. The solution is trivial too, but this would require rewrite a larger portion of code, so I decided to not fix this minor BUG because it is less severe and the scenario is less common.
    This BUG seems tightly related to http://forums.linksysbycisco.com/linksys/board/message?board.id=Wireless_Routers&message.id=85768&query.id=245618#M85768 but that one is on another router/firmware (that I do not own) so I do not know if this patch apply to that BUG too.
    Please let me know if you need further informations
    Marco Papa Manzillo
    ----------- Patch -------------
     diff -ur 192.168.167.1 2/index.htm 192.168.167.1/index.htm
    --- 192.168.167.1 2/index.htm   2010-01-05 13:39:59.000000000 +0100
    +++ 192.168.167.1/index.htm     2010-01-05 14:32:00.000000000 +0100
    @@ -535,9 +535,10 @@
     var fNameHead = "gport_external";
     var fNameTail = "gport_internal";
    +var fNameIP   = "private_ip4_";
     var applicationName = "application";
     var appname = "";
    -var i, rs, rs2, j, index, numProtocol, temp;
    +var i, rs, rs2, j, index, numProtocol, ipv4_private, temp, temp2;
      for (i = 0; i < F.elements.length; i++) {
     f = F.elements[i];
    @@ -548,11 +549,15 @@
     continue;
            }else {
     temp = "protocol" + f.name.substring (fNameTail.length, fNameTail.length + 2);
    +temp2 = fNameIP + f.name.substring (fNameTail.length, fNameTail.length + 2);
     }else {
     temp = "protocol" + f.name.substring (fNameHead.length, fNameHead.length + 2);
    +temp2 = fNameIP + f.name.substring (fNameHead.length, fNameHead.length + 2);
     numProtocol = document.getElementsByName(temp)[0].value;
    +ipv4_private = document.getElementsByName(temp2)[0].value;
    +
     if (f.value.length == 0)continue;
    @@ -584,7 +589,7 @@
     if(rs2=="1") break;}
    -rs = checkDuplication_PortRange3 (F, f, numProtocol, fNameHead, fNameTail, 0, 15);
    +rs = checkDuplication_PortRange3 (F, f, numProtocol, ipv4_private, fNameHead, fNameTail, fNameIP, 0, 15);
     if (rs == true||rs2 == "1") {
     alert (msg_alert_0038);
     //f.value = f.defaultValue;
    diff -ur 192.168.167.1 2/jslib.js 192.168.167.1/jslib.js
    --- 192.168.167.1 2/jslib.js    2010-01-05 13:35:03.000000000 +0100
    +++ 192.168.167.1/jslib.js      2010-01-05 15:27:11.000000000 +0100
    @@ -549,19 +549,21 @@
            return false;
     //rob. 2009.0325 also check protocol type when submit form.
    -function checkDuplication_PortRange3 (F, f, numProtocol, fNameHead, fNameTail, startCount, maxItem)
    +// Marco Papa Manzillo 2009.0105 also check internal IPv4 for internal port when submit form
    +function checkDuplication_PortRange3 (F, f, numProtocol, ipv4_private,fNameHead, fNameTail, fNameIP, startCount, maxItem)
            if (fNameHead.length == 0)      return false;
            if (fNameTail.length == 0)      return false;
            if (f.value.length   == 0)      return false;
            var fPort1 = new Array (null, null, null, null);
    -       var tmpName1, tmpName2;
    +       var tmpName1, tmpName2, tmpName3;
            var fProtocol = "protocol";
            var tmpProtocol;
    -       var a, a2, b1, b2, ck=0,rs;
    +       var a, a2, a3, b1, b2, b4, ck=0,rs;
            a= parseInt (f.value);
            a2=parseInt (numProtocol);
    +       a3=parseInt (ipv4_private);
            tmpName1 = "";
            if (f.name.substring (0, fNameHead.length) == fNameHead)
    @@ -575,19 +577,21 @@
                    tmpName1 = fNameHead + i;
                    tmpName2 = fNameTail + i;
                    tmpProtocol = fProtocol + i;
    +               tmpName3 = fNameIP + i;
                    if (f.name == tmpName1 || f.name == tmpName2)   continue;
    -               rs = DynamicGetField (F, 3, tmpName1, tmpName2, tmpProtocol, "", fPort1);
    +               rs = DynamicGetField (F, 4, tmpName1, tmpName2, tmpProtocol, tmpName3, fPort1);
                    if (rs == false)        continue;
                    b1 = (fPort1[0].value.length == 0) ? 0: parseInt (fPort1[0].value);
                    b2 = (fPort1[1].value.length == 0) ? 0: parseInt (fPort1[1].value);
                    b3 = (fPort1[2].value.length == 0) ? 0: parseInt (fPort1[2].value);
    +               b4 = (fPort1[3].value.length == 0) ? 0: parseInt (fPort1[3].value);
                    if (ck==0)//check tail
    -                       if (a == b2)
    +                       if (a == b2 && a3==b4 ) // Internal IP must be checked only for internal ports.
                                    if ((a2 == 99)||(a2 == b3)) return true;

    First of all I would suggest you to reset the router for 45 seconds and reconfigure all the settings again as you have upgraded the router's firmware.
    What is the IP address you are getting from the modem...?
    What happen when you connect the computer directly to the Modem..?
    Do not load the backup config file on the router.After resetting the router,reconfigure all the settings again.

  • Issue with WRT120N Firmware in NZ

    Hi guys.
    I'm residing in New Zealand and I've had the Wireless-N Home Router WRT120N for a year or so, I recently had trouble accessing the router and I am not able to reset the **bleep** thing to factory default settings so I can re-setup.
    I read these forums and have seen a few posts saying the router can't be reset off of the firmware that came with the device and that you need to upgrade firmware to enable the factory reset button to work. I also found a solution that will let me boot into the router to allow me to upgrade the firmware.
    Only problem is I can't seem to find an NZ WRT120N Firmware file in the downloads (there doesn't seem to be a page for it). I have however found the US firmware which is 1.0.06.
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    Thanks 

    1. If you have bought the WRT120N in NZ contact Linksys support and ask them what to do.
    2. Until then I would check the Asia Pacific regional site:
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  • WRT120N working firmware version 1.04

    try this version for firmware version WRT120N. 1.04 is working my laptop msi and desktop....
    hope you can help on this.... 
    http://downloads.linksysbycisco.com/downloads/firmware/1224646102739/FW_WRT120N_1.0.04.002.bin

    I have exactly the same setup and SD card as you, and I see 10MB/s pretty consistently. Maybe a little more. 12MB/s for short periods. I haven't used the SD card copy on firmware 1.04.06 yet though. I have always used firmware 1.03.13 up until now. Some time back someone who pulled their MPW apart concluded that the SD card reader is actually a USB 2 device, and is connected to the MPW main board using a USB 2 chip. If that is correct, and it seems likely, then I don't expect any significant speed increases above that. USB 2 should support 60MB/s, but in the real world it usually only supports a sustained speed of 20MB/s. Also, the MPW does some sort of validation of the copy, as we would want it to, which means it doesn't do a straight copy, but Reads-Writes-ReadsBack-Verifies. So a maximum speed of 10MB/s makes sense. What doesn't makes sense is creating a wireless plus USB3.0 hard drive for on the road backups, and using a USB 2 card reader and associated chip. It is a bit of a fail on WD's part.

  • Firmware upgrade for WRT120N to support IPV6?

    IPV4 IP addresses will be running out in less than a year and I wanted to know, will there be a firmware update for WRT120N to support IPV6?
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    Also, if I have to buy another router to support IPV6, I'm going to buy a D-Link. It's nothing personal, I just find it absolutely idiotic that a router that supports wireless-N doesn't support IPV6. You have to ask your self, how does the standard IPV6 spec thats a few years old not make it to the final product of a router, but a non-standard wireless-N spec implementation somehow got the O.K....?

    If you want to know about a firmware update you have to call Linksys support. You won't get an official answer here.
    It's absolutely not ridiculous. Maybe IPv6 implementations are around for a while. But it was mostly basic routing and connectivity. All major companies only started maybe two or three years ago to fully support IPv6 in their pro devices. Before that, IPv6 was usually an update not included in the base firmwares. Often it was a paid option. And even today you'll find IPv6 not really equally supported in high-end firewalls which is why some companies are even now reluctant to deploy IPv6 because they are afraid to weaken their firewalls...
    And you write yourself: your provider is testing IPv6 now. Isn't that ridiculous, too?
    And even today you'll find many client devices in stores which don't at all support IPv6, yet, for instance printers, VoIP phones...
    Thus which consumer brand do you think is so much more trustful? And to work perfectly on an Internet connection where even your ISP is still in test phase?

  • WRT120N - Disconnects and all LEDs blinks after firmware update

    I have WRT120N, i recently updated the firmware. 1.0.06. only my bad is i done it wirelessly. so its basically interrupted.
    I have tried, hard reset and power cycle and reinstall the firmware but still the problem occurs, this time its wired.
    it happens intermittently. i have tried pressing reset upon turn on and reinstall firmware on the bootloader. it stablized for a while but then disconnects and blinking stikes again. 
    is there anything i can do about this?

    Try this:
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  • Firmware Update for WRT120N

    Just got a WRT120N and went online to get the most recent firmware and when i performed the upgrade it's gets about 3/4 of the way completed before it just stalls and start screen blinking like it's caught up or something.  I using a modem, wrt120n router connection with a Brand New Sony Vaio laptop.  I was able to upgrade my old WRT54G V5 router but can't seem to get the new router to update.  Any ideas on what can be happening?

    Did you attempt to upgrade the Firmware wired or wireless...Firmware should be upgraded on a wired PC and not a Wireless PC/Laptop as it could damage your router...
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    Also you reset the router to it's factory settings and then retry upgrading the router...

  • Firmware upgrade WRT120N - browse button not working

    Hi! I have wireless router WRT120N - my current firmware version: v1.0.06
    There is a new firmware version - I downloaded it on my desktop, accessed 192.168.1.1., selected administration, then firmware upgrade - but the browse button for selecting file is not active. I can't select the file to start the upgrade.
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    Are you having internet connection issues with the router? Try a different browser or another computer to isolate. If the browse button is still not clickable, reset the router and try again. If it is still the same thing, download the firmware utility for BEFSR41 V4. It is a tftp.exe file. Once downloaded, you open and run it and it comes up a box where you enter information like the IP Address of the router, the default password of which is admin and then the firmware file. Make sure you are doing this upgrade on a computer that is wired to the router. You do reset once it is done and then reconfigure your router again for internet connection.

  • Factory firmware for the WRT120N

    Good day! Could you give me the factory firmware version 1.0.01. I have a problem with the settings. I want to return to the basic version, but can not find anywhere else. Thank you for your help.

    Over here, you have not mentioned about the fact, what speed are you talking about?
    If you are talking about the wireless connectivity speed between your laptop's wireless-g capable adaptor and your router, getting 10mbps as the speed where in you should be getting 54, then that can be sorted just by adjusting the channel to a different level.....http://192.168.1.1....username - blank...password - admin....go to the tab "Wireless"...select manual as the option and select the channel as 3.....(also if you do not have any wireless-n capable computers in your network, then on the same screen you may select network mode - BG Mixed)
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  • Http 403 error message when connecting to WRT120n router

    I recently upgraded to the WRT120n router at home. I quickly connected my desktop computer, my wife's Mac and two Lenovos, but my son's HP Pavilion cannot access the Internet. It returns the http 403 error message. Windows (Vista) and Network Magic tell me the laptop is connected to the router and the Internet, but the browser does not work. Have tried IE, Chrome and Firefox - same result. Have also tried to connect with cable. Hooking up wirelessly with WPA, was no problem, but the browser is unable to access the Internet.
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    What is the ip address you are getting on the Vista Computer..?
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  • Can't get new WRT120N to connect

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    kimnarakasa wrote:
    same problem when i install this wireless router. Im doing it for 2 days. Sometimes its successful but when I am browsing I see my browser disconnected intermitently. Cisco must do something about this. Because its really annoying
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  • WRT120N issue: sending hundreds of connection requests per second

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  • Wrt120n - wireless stopped working

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  • Wireless Router wrt120n - Cannot get to Administrative website 192.168.1.1

    Hello, I've tried everything I know to do to get to the website but no luck as of yet.  I began to upgrade my firmware but i was told that i have to be in the administrative tool to do so.  HELP!

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  • WRT120N no IP Address after reset

    Hello,
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     I agree with kawal. Also make sure the computer is connected to the Ethernet port not to the Internet port of the router. Make sure the power adapter is correct. Reset the router again. If you are still not able to get a valid IP address, set a static IP (IP: 192.168.1.5 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1 Subnet: 255.255.255.0) on the wired computer and perform a TFTP upgrade.
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