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Thread ID: 136042 2014-01-12 10:56:00 telecom technicolor tg582n as access points Mirddes (10) Press F1
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1365049 2014-01-14 00:07:00 if only everything could run dd-wrt

*OpenWRT.
DD-WRT is a custom build of OpenWRT that includes their own stuff, and they've done a few 'controversial' things in their past that have made a significant number of people boycott them. 		Chilling_Silence (9)
1365050 2014-01-14 01:36:00 such as? Mirddes (10)
1365051 2014-01-14 02:58:00 but be the existence of a paid version; that did it for me with plenty of software Mirddes (10)
1365052 2014-01-17 04:39:00 but be the existence of a paid version; that did it for me with plenty of software


has anyone had much experience with wds? 		Mirddes (10)
1365053 2014-01-17 15:11:00 change of ip and wlan settings and disable of dhcp on all devices was accomplished


problem; only 2 power cables. where to get additional cheap psu for technicolor and netcomm?

look forward to exploring wds 		Mirddes (10)
1365054 2014-01-17 17:53:00 Try: http://www.molten.org.nz/ zqwerty (97)
1365055 2014-01-18 01:47:00 Try: http://www.molten.org.nz/


tried ringing them but got no response; flicked them an email through their contact form.


to bury the cables between the houses seems like a huge hassle with the driveway and various paths providing no direct line of dirt.

oos might be the best option but a cable omg that would be nice. even if ROUTE WAs possible direct burial cables are not cheap.

is 1mbit per device for $10 a month + $1 per additional device an ethical pricepoint to be reselling my unlimited connection at? 		Mirddes (10)
1365056 2014-01-18 08:32:00 If you can easily restrict bandwidth, you can do whatever you want, but you naturally become responsible if somebody you're reselling your connection to pirates media and gets you "caught". Not to mention that the taxman (IRD?) probably would want to know if you're profiting reselling your internet. Chilling_Silence (9)
1365057 2014-01-18 21:41:00 If you can easily restrict bandwidth, you can do whatever you want, but you naturally become responsible if somebody you're reselling your connection to pirates media and gets you "caught". Not to mention that the taxman (IRD?) probably would want to know if you're profiting reselling your internet.


i dont want to profit. i just want a free unlimited connection.

apparently vdsl/ufb wont be available on my street until 2016 so i have a choice between orcon unlimited and very limited vodafone cable.

not much of a choice really.



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im glad orcon allows the reselling of their services 		Mirddes (10)
1365058 2014-01-18 22:02:00 Oh yeah coz they know they can't stop you. Im not talking about Orcon or Vodafone though :p Chilling_Silence (9)
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