Hi,
Simple questions really, I am pretty 'low tech' on all things Router but good at following instructions, so bear with me here please:
RMerlin (in the 386.4 FW thread) said:
I have been using WinSCP to copy my dhcp_staticlist back to the Router along with both custom_usericon and custom_clientlist following FW updates.
Assuming the Syntax (no funny characters or spaces) is correct, is this correct appraoch to out them back? I have about 35-40 of them so want to avoid having to retype them all.
Following a FULL HARD RESET, could it (re)introduce issues that may have been in the previous FW that I would not have seen, had I not uploaded them?
If it is NOT the recommended approach; is there a reccommended way to do this?
e.g. take a list (with specific Syntax) from a text file and copy paste it into a Putty session (a few years back I followed a method which entailed this approach, along with nvram commit, reboot).
i.e. this was the OLD method before the much easier WinSCP file save/upload approach:
To GET FROM ROUTER:
nvram get dhcp_staticlist
nvram get custom_clientlist
To APPLY TO ROUTER:
nvram set dhcp_staticlist="LIST"
nvram commit
reboot
If so, then has the SYNTAX changed in the lists?
Thanks a lot!
k.
Simple questions really, I am pretty 'low tech' on all things Router but good at following instructions, so bear with me here please:
RMerlin (in the 386.4 FW thread) said:
There is no more dhcp_hostnames with 386.4.
I have been using WinSCP to copy my dhcp_staticlist back to the Router along with both custom_usericon and custom_clientlist following FW updates.
Assuming the Syntax (no funny characters or spaces) is correct, is this correct appraoch to out them back? I have about 35-40 of them so want to avoid having to retype them all.
Following a FULL HARD RESET, could it (re)introduce issues that may have been in the previous FW that I would not have seen, had I not uploaded them?
If it is NOT the recommended approach; is there a reccommended way to do this?
e.g. take a list (with specific Syntax) from a text file and copy paste it into a Putty session (a few years back I followed a method which entailed this approach, along with nvram commit, reboot).
i.e. this was the OLD method before the much easier WinSCP file save/upload approach:
To GET FROM ROUTER:
nvram get dhcp_staticlist
nvram get custom_clientlist
To APPLY TO ROUTER:
nvram set dhcp_staticlist="LIST"
nvram commit
reboot
If so, then has the SYNTAX changed in the lists?
Thanks a lot!
k.