2011-01-20, 11:08 PM
Routers from what I know, can be a big headache at times even if they aren't meant to. Often this is due to poor quality testing of Firmware prior to release, sometimes it's just the chips they use are just bad. Often routers than have bad quality firmware can be set to sue DD-WRT's firmware with some guided instruction to run the router better. It works 95% of the time in fixing or replacing poor quality firmware with higher quality firmware, but if the firmware isn't the problem, then usually it's just bad hardware.
You you are willing to risk it, DD-WRT can really help if it's just having issues running correctly.
Try also setting your LAN Connection to Home or Office and WAN to Public in the Windows settings.
You you are willing to risk it, DD-WRT can really help if it's just having issues running correctly.
Try also setting your LAN Connection to Home or Office and WAN to Public in the Windows settings.