Thanks

Tried RC12a and the wireless is about as good as a chocolate teapot

Now on the above 3.x_B123108a, will know by tomorrow if its any good and let you all know

Dave

sydoveton wrote: Ok here is the 3.x_B123108a version where everything works for me.

http://tr.im/hWLF

I hold no responsibility either.

Hi

Thank you very much for making this available; I've installed it, will test it over the next day or so, then drop a note on this forum.

Bri

Briain wrote:

sydoveton wrote: Ok here is the 3.x_B123108a version where everything works for me.

http://tr.im/hWLF

I hold no responsibility either.

Hi

Thank you very much for making this available; I've installed it, will test it over the next day or so, then drop a note on this forum.

Bri

Hi Bri,

Any luck with this version?

Cheers

Euan

Hi

Sorry, I've been a bit too busy to test it but I'll get back to you in a day or two.

Bri

I have just tried 3.x_B123108a and am getting some strange behaviour when using wireless. I keep getting problems which looks like a DHCP problem. I cant browse to any web page including the router yet the wireless signal is ecellent. Vista also seems to give varying indications as to whether internet is connected or not in the networking center. In both cases still could not browse. tried router reboot no difference still could not access router web page despite excellent wirless signal. Connected via cable and everything OK then disconnected cable and wirless access was working OK again!

Hi, I have exactly the same problem on 6 draytek 2820's.

Version is : -

Model Name : Vigor2820 series
Firmware Version : 3.3.2_RC1
Build Date/Time : Oct 17 2008 09:05:08
ADSL Firmware Version : 211801_A Annex A

Looks like the DHCP lease is not released as even if the a device previously connected is switched off, the lease can still be seen. When the device tries to reconnect it does not receive a new lease and cannot get an ip address from the pool. If DHCP is disabled and then re-enabled, the leases are cleared and the device can reconnect.

Can any one help out here please?

Cheers,

Paul.