Linksys WRV200 firmware update

Can i know who have solve the problem with WRV200 running VPN with both site is DDNS remote secure gateway ....??? The status is always show "T" . so i heard firmware version 1.034 onwards solve this ? but where can i download this ??? any guides are really appreciated !!!!! thanks

see this link for wrv200 firmware 1.0.38
http://www.zshare.net/download/7913536522fc55/

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1. Save router config to file first using IE or FF with all security add-ons disabled.
2. Factory reset the router with all other devices disconnected or turned OFF accept for 1 wired PC.
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Linksys SRW224G4 FIRMWARE UPDATE

Hi, i want to update firmware to a Linksys SRW224G4 switch.
My switch model and version are:
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Model Name
SRW224G4
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00.03.00
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Can some one please help....
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hi, i was updating my firmware to the latest one and i hit go... 60% into the process the houses power went off then on .. and powered off the router .. now it dosnt work .. helpppp!!!!

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Linksys WRT54 G V1.1 - Problems with SBC DSL after firmware update

I have a Linksys WRT54G version 1.1. I also have AT&T SBC Yahoo! DSL with the SpeedStream 5100 DSL modem.
It previously had the original firmware, as I never updated it. Last night I updated the firmware. It was successful. However ever since I have not been able to successfully connect to my SBC DSL.
I set it to PPPOE and used my SBC username and password to connect but it would not connect. Router name, domain name, host name and the new field called "service name" were all left blank previously....so I do not think anything changed there. I talked to the SBC technical support and the lady had no information to give me regarding any of those fields because the router was 3rd party....she gave me the Linksys number but how are they supposed to know any of SBC's specific information? Anyway I figured I mind as well post here instead of waiting in line for an on-line Linksys technical advisor.
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Linksys RVS400 router firmware update

We have a Linksys RVS4000 that has not had its firmware updated since we bought it. We are running version 1.1.09. Our internet is going down often and we have to continually restart the router, as it is usually the problem.
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Here is a link to download the firmware:
https://software.cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=282414013&softwareid=282465789&release=1.3.3.6
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Any new firmware updates for Linksys E2500 yet?

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Simple, with your wired computer (never wireless) just access the GUI in the router and perform the firmware update. Just point to the .bin file and away you go. Make sure to hard reset the router and reconfigure it after you are done.

WAP4410N wireless traffic locks up even when running latest firmware update

I maintain multiple buildings, and each building has anywhere between 1 and 4 Cisco/Linksys WAP4410N access points. The problem is that at random intervals, the access points just stop sending and receiving wireless traffic. Every day or two, I have to log into every single access point (either via HTTPS or SSH) and reboot them in order for them to start working again.
In short, here are the config details:
They are all version 2 hardware (either WAP4410N-A V02 or WAP4410N-E V02).
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When there are WAPs with overlapping signals, each WAP is on a different non-overlapping channel (1, 6, or 11).
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There are two VLANs on the Ethernet interface. Each of the two SSIDs are assigned to a separate VLAN.
There is a DHCP server on the network, so the WAPs do not actually assign IP addresses to clients.
All of the WAPs are running on PoE switches. However, some are gigabit and some are 10/100 switches. Brands vary (Dell and Linksys) and models vary.
Cisco finally recognized this issue as:
CSCtx62203—In certain environments and traffic model, the WAP4410N may lockup after some undetermined time. Workaround: Reboot the device.
As such, the workaround didn’t really offer anything new. Rebooting every WAP ends up being a very time consuming process. It’s awful. And since you have no control over when this issue surfaces and can’t put any safeguards in place, I get calls about it at various points of the day almost every day.
Supposedly the most recent firmware update (2.0.6.1) claimed to fix the issue, but it only seemed to make it worse. So now instead of a WAP locking up every day or two, it locks up anywhere between every 15 minutes to 4 hours when in use.
The firmware was updated and the following issue was fixed in firmware version 2.0.6.1: CSCtx62203—In certain environments and traffic model, the WAP4410N may lockup after some undetermined time. (A protection mechanism was added to guard against sporadic problems with client association that could occur after six to 24 hours.)
As for troubleshooting, there are no error packets. On access points running firmware 2.0.6.1, these messages appear:
Feb 7 13:42:27 Syslogd start up
Feb 7 13:51:59 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 13:52:01 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 13:52:05 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 14:47:01 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 14:47:02 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 14:47:05 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 15:22:53 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 15:22:56 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 16:15:19 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 16:15:33 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 12:27:25 Syslogd start up
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Feb 7 14:06:23 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 14:44:28 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 14:44:31 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 15:09:18 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 15:09:24 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 15:42:23 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 15:42:25 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 16:52:18 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 16:52:24 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 16:53:05 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 17:20:05 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 17:20:08 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 17:23:34 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 17:23:39 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 7 21:21:28 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 7 21:21:30 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
Feb 8 09:55:23 kernel: ath_bstuck_tasklet: stuck beacon; resetting (bmiss count 36)
Feb 8 09:55:29 syslog: Found beacon stuck, down and up the VAP interface.
These log messages appear on both WAP4410N-A V02 and WAP4410N-E V02 devices.
I noticed that when the “beacon stuck” message appears, wireless traffic locked up 10-15 minutes prior to the message’s appearance in the log, and the SSID drops for 4-6 minutes after the message appears.
Is there anything that can be done to address the issue?

1) LAN port speed doesn't appear to have any effect
2) Forcing a connection type doesn't seem to have any effect. This is also rather impractical.
3) I don't have that option (though there is a TKIP/AES mixed option). Either way, I'd rather not have to resort to using a weaker encryption method.
4) No effect.
I did manage to find some information about the error message (older versions of firmware didn't even offer that clue).
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Advanced_wireless_settings#Beacon_Interval
I ended up increasing the beacon interval from 100ms to 500ms under Wireless > Advanced Settings.
The wifi analyzer app on android seems to keep dropping the SSID when the beacon interval is set that high, so I might have to adjust it to find a good balance.
However, while it was set to 500ms, none of the access points went down for two days.
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New features as a firmware update?

According to the press release the new Airport Extreme:
Apple also announced that its popular AirPort Extreme 802.11n Wi-Fi Base Station and Time Capsule® now feature simultaneous 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz dual-band networking for optimal performance, range and compatibility. An innovative Guest Network feature allows setting up a secondary network for friends and visitors with Internet-only access so you don't have to hand out your WiFi password.
Does anyone know if these features will be available as a firmware update for older Airport Extremes?
Thanks.
Message was edited by: Kvalnir

Promethus wrote:
...from a technical perspective I can't see why this couldn't be done to the existing Time Capsules and Airport Extremes.
Having the guest access SSID should be no problem for firmware, as some much less powerful APs can do multiple SSIDs (same channel). But dual band networking is a different matter; if the units were built with discrete radios from the beginning, then new firmware may be all that's needed. But if the 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz radios in these previous models shared any circuitry, then I doubt we'll see a firmware upgrade to provide the simultaneous networks. A shame, since many competitors are doing that now. I just bought a Linksys with dual-band this week for a project. The 15 Airport Extremes (n) I have now at work (a school) sure could use the dual band feature.
For a time earlier this year, I was testing a low-end enterprise wifi system which had a really nice Dashboard management tool to configure and monitor the APs. So I reconfigured the 10 AEn's to 5 Ghz and an SSID that only teacher and admin laptops could connect to. It was a great way to segregate the network and assure teachers could get the bandwidth they needed for instruction. However, the test enterprise system proved to have a firmware issue in that the APs could not handle more than about 20 users before crashing and dropping them all. So I ditched that system, and got 5 more AEn's to get us through the year on a single SSID at 2.4 Ghz. Now I am considering expanding on the Apple stuff, though VLAN support is something else I will need soon, and I am not clear whether the new units have that.
These Apple beasts have great hardware, but if they could add some beefed up firmware capability and a 'dashboard' utility to truly manage them (not one at a time, but all at once), they might fight for some enterprise market share.
On a related note, I had 98 laptops connected to one AEn a few months ago (I have a screen shot of the Airport Utility window to prove it).

Wlan error after a firmware update

Ok there seem to be many posts about this issue but i cannot find anything that seems to work for me.
I not to recently updated my N95 8Gb firmware to 20.0.16 and found that I was having errors with WPA on WLan, previously I had no such problem and the issue only occured after the firmware update.
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I have tried wep it works but dont want to compromise security.
All computers on the network are using wireless g and the key is definitely correct when entered
any help would be most appreciated

I don't have N95, but if the firmware is updated to latest version the wpa most likely wpa2. Having wpa in place of wep gives only very little added security for a determined hacker! It will only takes 30min to an hour to crack that. Security like that deter only the free net riders. Try if there is upgrade for your modem/router, its usualy the case. For home network wep or wpa sufficed.
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PAP2-NA Firmware Update

Hi,
I have PAP2-NA (Unlocked by Factory) with firmware version 2.0.12Lsc.
I wanted to Update the Firmware.
From Linksys website, i found the latest firmware of 3.1.22Lsc.
Is this firmware Vonage specific or any service provider specific?
Will Updating my PAP2-NA with this firmware would lock to any specific Provider?
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If you have found the firmware on the Linksys site, and if your device is "not locked" by nature, the firmware update will not lock device to any operator.
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According to my knowledge, FW version 3.1.22(LS) is truly the latest one at this moment for your device PAP2-NA.
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FIrmware update error

I see that others have had problems updating the Airport Extreme firmware to 7.3.1. Mine is now at 7.0.0. Solutions proposed by others just don't seem to work for me. Tried soft and hard resets, unplugging, even a system reinstall. Tried updating firmware incrementally (7.1.1, etc.). In short, I've been stymied at every turn. This has not been a typical "Apple" experience! Any suggestions would be really appreciated.
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