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Rooter прошивка пароль wifi

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Prerelease Firmware

If you wish to stay up to date with your ROOter firmware there is now a system in place that generates new firmware on a regular basis. This firmware is made using the same build system that is used to make the release versions of ROOter except that the build system has all the bug fixes and new features that have been added since the official release.

Official Firmware

The official firmware release of ROOter contains all the bug fixes and new features that were available on the release date.

There are a number of different ROOter images provided and what features they contain depends on the router and on your desire. First of all, routers that have only 8meg of flash are limited in the features that they will have. They will have the same modem support that all routers share but have a smaller list of router features included. 8meg routers do not have any USB storage (Samba) support but do have OpenVpn and Wireguard.

With routers that have 16meg or more of flash you can choose to use a firmware that has Load Balancing installed. This is useful if you have multiple Internet sources but is not neded if you use a single modem. Firmware with or without Load Balancing are included.

All Firmware Images

• Extensive support for different makes and models of USB Cellular modems including 3G, LTE and 5G models using USB, PCie or M.2 interfaces.
• Automatic connection to your Provider when the modem is plugged in or when the router is booted up with the modem plugged in. No user intervention is required after the initial modem set up.
• Automatically try to reconnect if the modem fails to connect to the Provider or loses its connection.
• Monitoring of the connection with various steps to take if the connection fails.
• Detailed information about the connection including signal strength, SIM information and tower details.
• SMS (text) messaging on those modems and plans that support it.
• Ability to send AT Commands to the modem as well as change the Network Mode of the modem.
• Simple method of adding a Guest Wifi network to the router.
• Allows the use of 2 modems at the same time.
• (8meg routers only) Failover System to allow using multiple Internet sources with seamless switching between them in case of disconnection.
• Scheduled reboot of the router at a time of your chosing.
• Wifi Hotspot Manager to allow easy connection to Wifi hotspots.
• Four GUI themes for a different look for the router’s web GUI.
• VPN support using OpenVPN or Wireguard.
• Status of OpenVPN Instances shown on the Overview page.
• Ability to create and execute router level scripts.
• Custom TTL Setting to change the ttl value for the modem.
• A per-device Bandwidth Monitor to allow viewing the bandwidth usage of all devices on your network.
• Dynamic DNS for assigning a URL to your router.
• Smart Queue Management for traffic shaping.

Routers with 16meg or more flash

• Print Server for USB printers.
• Automatic mounting and sharing of USB storage devices using Samba.
• Extensive system for Load Balancing different Internet sources (optional).
• Wake on Lan for devices on the Network.
• Built-in Speedtest.

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Configuring ROOter

Configure ROOter after a Flash

When you initially upgrade your router to a ROOter you must reconfigure the router setting to match your needs. This step is not needed when upgrading to a new ROOter version if you had the Keep Settings box checked. If it was unchecked then you must reconfigure it again.

The following are some of the areas that need to be configured in order to make proper use of your ROOter.

For those using Wifi to access the router after flashing the default password is rooter2017

Setting the Password

When you first access the web interface of the firmware after flashing it there will be no password set. Just leave the password field blank and continue on to the GUI. The first thing that should be done is to set a password to protect the router. Do this by going to the System menu and the Administration submenu.

Enter the password, confirm it and then click on Save and Apply in the lower right corner. Wait until the changes take place.

Setting the Router Time

At this point we can set the time in the router. Click on the System menu and on the System submenu.

Select the correct Time Zone from the dropdown box, click on Sync with Browser, then click on Save and Apply in the lower right corner. Wait for the changes to take place.

If you plan to use Scheduled Reboot it is critical that you set the Timezone and time correctly for your area. If you don’t then the reboot will not take place at the correct time.

Set the Router IP Address

By default the ROOter firmware sets the router to have an IP Address of 192.168.1.1. If you wish to change this to another address to avoid conflicts with other devices on your network, select the Network menu and the Interfaces submenu.

In the LAN row, click on the Edit button.

Change the IPv4 address to the IP Address you wish to assign to the router and click on Save & Apply in the bottom right corner. Wait for the changes to be applied.

Since the IP Address has been changed the web interface will stop working and continue to show that the changes are being applied. Wait for a few seconds and then change the URL on your web browser to the new IP Address of the router. You will then be able to log in again, this time using the new IP Address.

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Documentation and Tutorials

ROOter Related Documentation and Tutorials

This area has all the ROOter documentation and a number of tutorials on working with ROOter, from flashing your router for the first time to configuring the router to use your modem to building your own images.

Flashing and Configuring the Router

A step by step look at flashing your router from factory firmware to ROOter and configuring it to use your modem.

Router 101

Confused about the internals of a router and want to know more? Unsure about which method to use to flash a router and why there are different methods? Check this out to find out more about routers.

The Features of GoldenOrb Firmware

A look at the features that are present in GoldenOrb and how to use them.

All About Hostless Modems

A look at hostless modems and what you may have to do to make them work.

Modem Power Consumption

See how much power a modem requires and find out if your router can supply it. Some solutions are also presented for this problem.

Wifi Information

Information about modifications to your Wifi and how to do things with it.

The Facts about Adding Packages to ROOter

Learn about the problems of trying to add new packages to ROOter from the OpenWrt or Lede repository.

Using WinSCP and Putty

How to use the two most important programs for accessing files and running programs within the router. This can be useful when making corrections to firmware bugs and recovering from ‘bricking’ your router.

MBIM vs QMI: Which Protocol is Better?

Which protocol should you use with your modem? Which one is better? Find out more about modem protocols.

Build Your Own ROOter Firmware

How to create your own custom firmware using the same packages and scripts as the ROOter firmware. Expand and enhance your router with new features and packages by building your own images. This PDF explains how to create a build system and use the ROOter Automated Build method.

What is a Good Internet Speed

A link to an external web page from Allconnect explaining a great deal about what Internet speeds you require.

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ROOter Rejects Passwords (SOLVED)

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ROOter Rejects Passwords (SOLVED)

Post by effinpissed » Thu Aug 22, 2019 10:20 am

This is my 2nd day trying to get my WE826-T2 router working. After many frustrating hours being walked through the flashing process by my tech saavy friend, I was able to get that accomplished. None of the web page images during the flashing process looked anything like those shown in the build tutorial. If it wasn’t for the help from my friend I wouldn’t have been able to figure it out.

This morning I’ve been trying to log in to the ROOter page to configure my router it but when I enter no password it rejects it or if I try entering the suggested passwords it rejects them. I tried clearing the cache in my browser but I got the same results: ‘Invalid username and/or password! Please try again.’ Is http://192.168.1.1/cgi-bin/luci even the correct address?

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