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!!ASUS6030 (VI)

This [ADSL] modem router has 4 [Ethernet] ports in the back for your small network, and also acts as a wireless AccessPoint (bridged to the network).

!Useful Information
* Supports 801.11i and [WPA]/WPA2 encryption/authentication for the wireless. Make sure you enable some type of encryption and authentication on this!
* does [DHCP] and PinHoling etc --- has BusyBox and iptables on it, so it seems to run Linux (although I didn't find any mention of this or sources linked to in the documentation).
* can connect to it via USB if you don't have/want an Ethernet network (but didn't try this under Linux)
* default username/password is "admin" and "admin". Make sure that you change this immediately, unless you want any random person on your wide open wireless connection to change it for you...
* (best feature) - comes with all the cables you'll need - a network cable, a line filter, 2 phone line cables (1 with NZ-style ending, 1 with RJ-12), [USB] cable, and a skinny power adaptor that only takes up the space of a normal power plug.
* The latest firmware available for [download|http://support.asus.com/download/download_left.aspx?product=7&model=AAM6030VI-B1&SLanguage=en-us] (as of Oct 2005) is 2-18-01-0F00.a0_23a. You can find out the currently installed version by pointing your WebBrowser at the router's local IP address - the first summary page will say something like
 "Software Version:  	2-12-02-0610.a0_23a"
__Note__ that upgrading the firmware will __reset all configuration info to factory defaults__ and you will need to go through and configure LAN and PPP settings again.

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Last edited on Tuesday, October 25, 2005 3:46:31 pm by JohnMcPherson

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