2010-10-04, 05:24 PM
Think of it as overwriting the router's OS.
Your router should have a GUI built into it to let you point it at the binary file, it'll upload that, go offline, overwrite itself with the image on the binary, boot back up (possibly with defaults restored, possibly with everything saved as it was, varies from maker to maker) and be done.
Your router should have a GUI built into it to let you point it at the binary file, it'll upload that, go offline, overwrite itself with the image on the binary, boot back up (possibly with defaults restored, possibly with everything saved as it was, varies from maker to maker) and be done.

