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This little program will | This little program will do the following: | ||
*Enable telnet connections on 192.168.0.1 | |||
*Optimize kernel settings | |||
*Set DNS to google's DNS service | |||
*Disable unnecessary services to give more free memory and cpu cycles on router | |||
=Usage= | |||
java -jar RouterSetup100.jar ADMIN-PASSWORD | |||
=Download= | |||
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!Date | |||
!Version | |||
!File | |||
!Description | |||
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|26. Januar 2014 | |||
|1.00 | |||
|http://files.subsecret.dk/RouterSetup100.jar | |||
|Initial release (includes sourcecode) | |||
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Revision as of 19:15, 26 January 2014
The Netgear DGND4000 (WiFi DSL Modem Router - Premium) is an excellent router as such. Unfortunately it has a few issues that Netgear has no intention of fixing:
- It forces all DNS requests to go through the routers own forwarding service. Caching of requests is disabled ($$ business feature $$), so only effect is that every DNS request takes longer to complete.
- Number of concurrent connections (nf_conntrack_max) is set relatively low (compared to the routers hardware capacity)
Hardware specs:
system type: 96362ADVN2xh
cpu model: Broadcom4350 V7.0 (dual core)
MemTotal: 124296 kB
This little program will do the following:
- Enable telnet connections on 192.168.0.1
- Optimize kernel settings
- Set DNS to google's DNS service
- Disable unnecessary services to give more free memory and cpu cycles on router
Usage
java -jar RouterSetup100.jar ADMIN-PASSWORD
Download
| Date | Version | File | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26. Januar 2014 | 1.00 | http://files.subsecret.dk/RouterSetup100.jar | Initial release (includes sourcecode) |
