D Link Modem Dsl 2730u Driver
Features This Wireless N 150 ADSL2+ 4 port Ethernet Router connects a group of users to the Internet, allowing multiple computers in your home or office to share an integrated high speed ADSL2/2+ connection. It features four built-in Ethernet ports, firewall protection, and QoS for smooth and secure transfer of photos, files, music, video, and e-mail over the Internet. Specification Model Brand D Link Model DSL-2730U Spec Standards ADSL /ADSL2 Network Protocols Wi-Fi Security IGMP Snooping with 32 Multicast groups WPA/WPA2 Ports 4 RJ-45 10/100BASE-TX Ethernet ports Data Rates Up to 150Mbps Frequency Band 2.4 GHz to 2.484 GHz Antenna 1 fixed wireless LAN antenna Interface Wireless VPN support Multiple PPTP/IPSec/L2TP pass-through Power Input Through 12 V AC 0.5 A external power adapter Wireless Adapter included System Requirements Windows Vista®, Windows® XP Dimensions 195.16 x 115.93 x 36.55 mm. Feedback For IMMEDIATE customer service assistance or help with an order please call 07(Direct Line) Help us continuously improve by reporting any errors on this page:. The information above is incorrect or conflicting.
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D Link Modem Dsl 2730u Driver Download
I have a D-Link router. Its software (firmware) causes a lot of problems so I try to update it. My router model is DSL-2730U so I downloaded the original firmware from this site: When I update the software, it says that the file is illegal. I really need to update it because what I use now is not the original firmware and does not work properly. I would like to know what does it mean by 'Illegal'? And What should I do to make it legal? Or where can I get a good firmware?
Here are two pictures that describe my issue. First check your router firmware version and the downloaded version, sometimes you can't UPDATE to the newest firmware, you must look if they recommend an old version before the newest one. If that router from ISP, it mean's they locked your router. You have three options to flash it with other version.
Update Dlink 2730u
First method By using SSH commands most ISP left backdoor ports, you can use that method to un-break your router. Download the firmware to the router's /tmp directory with wget or scp. Cd /tmp wget you could use the mounted share if you have one, and simply download the file there. Compare the MD5 checksum of the original and the downloaded file. Md5sum dd-wrt.v2xgeneric.bin Write the firmware to flash. Write dd-wrt.v2xgeneric.bin linux Wait. Reboot Second method by flash your router with DD-WRT, Tomato or OPEN-WRT 'open source firmware' I recommend DD-WRT it's more easy than other open source firmware and stable check their websites to find what firmware can work on your router, open source firmware can pass your ISP Lock.
The last method By using serial ports to flash your router, gives you the fully control of everything, this method can break any router, no close doors or locked routers anymore:) Most factories left serial port on the main circuit board to test/troubleshoot their product. Sometimes you must solder wires to the ports, Like what I did in the PIC below, check if your want more info about soldering your wires. And sometimes they are ready to use Now you need something called Arduino 'Micro-controller' We will use it to make a communication between your PC and your router over the serial port. Connect your Arduino to your router like this TX-RX RX-TX GND-GND VCC-3.3V WARNING DON'T connect VCC to 5V. Connecting your LAN Cable from the Router to your PC. Download firmware DD-WRT/Open-WRT or what ever you want for your Router. Extract TFTP and insert Firmware openwrt 'or what ever' to same folder TFTP extract.
Illegal in this case means a format not recognised by the router. The router checks the image file before installing it and it found it contains a format it does not recognise. Reasons for this can be:.
the image is meant for a different type of router or a newer version of your router. the image is corrupt. the image is compressed If the image is compressed it means that image is inside a zip-file or other type of archive and must be uncompressed first before it can be used. I saw that the download page you linked to offers the images as IMG and 7Z. The 7Z images are compressed using 7-zip and must (very likely) be uncompressed before they can be used to yield an IMGfile.
The IMG file is then used to upgrade your router.