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If you have received a printed copy of this, please check http://wiki.aaisp.org.uk |
If you have received a printed copy of this, please check http://wiki.aaisp.org.uk/Comtrend for newer versions! |
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= Router Withdrawn! = |
= Router Withdrawn! = |
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[[Image:Comtrend-ipv6service.png|thumb]] [[Image:Iphelpmeuk.png|thumb]] |
[[Image:Comtrend-ipv6service.png|thumb]] [[Image:Iphelpmeuk.png|thumb]] |
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The Comtrend AR-5382u is an ADSL2+ router with 4 Ethernet ports, wifi, and |
The Comtrend AR-5382u is an ADSL2+ router with 4 Ethernet ports, wifi, and USB port (for 3g fallback). It also supports IPv6 (which is the reason we're here!). As of Feb 2010 they are available as [http://aa.net.uk/broadband-accessories.html pre-order]. There are still a few bug fixes which we have passed back to Comtrend and are awaiting firmware updates to resolve these issues. Stock is limited, and new orders will be put on to back-order until more arrive. - contact sales for more information if required. The first batch of routers will be shipped to customers from Feb 24th. |
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'''Manual:''' [[File: |
'''Manual:''' [[File:UM AR-5382u A1.0.pdf]] (as supplied on the CD) |
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[[Image:Comtrend.jpg|center|Comtrend.jpg]] |
[[Image:Comtrend.jpg|center|Comtrend.jpg]] |
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Losing PPP for any reason causes the Comtrend to forget IPv6 until it next re-syncs or is power cycled. |
Losing PPP for any reason causes the Comtrend to forget IPv6 until it next re-syncs or is power cycled. |
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=How to Configure the router |
=How to Configure the router= |
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The details below don't actually involve much IPv6, just a tick box. IPv6 is mostly configured automatically when the router logs into us. RA and DHCPv6 will be enabled once logged in, and it's been assigned your block of IPs. |
The details below don't actually involve much IPv6, just a tick box. IPv6 is mostly configured automatically when the router logs into us. RA and DHCPv6 will be enabled once logged in, and it's been assigned your block of IPs. |
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**Password: 12345 |
**Password: 12345 |
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==ADSL Setup For BT Lines |
==ADSL Setup For BT Lines== |
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*Advanced -> Layer2 -> ATM -> Add |
*Advanced -> Layer2 -> ATM -> Add |
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*** Description : BT |
*** Description : BT |
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*** Tick Enable IPv6, Next |
*** Tick Enable IPv6, Next |
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** enter username, |
** enter username, e.g. x@a.1 |
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*** enter password |
*** enter password |
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*** leave service name blank |
*** leave service name blank |
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*Reboot router (Management -> reboot) |
*Reboot router (Management -> reboot) |
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==ADSL Setup For BE (PPPoE) Lines |
==ADSL Setup For BE (PPPoE) Lines== |
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Note: PPPoA Does not work (yet). |
Note: PPPoA Does not work (yet). |
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*** Description : BE |
*** Description : BE |
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*** Tick Enable IPv6, Next |
*** Tick Enable IPv6, Next |
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** enter username, |
** enter username, e.g. x@a.1 |
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*** enter password |
*** enter password |
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*** leave service name blank |
*** leave service name blank |
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*ADSL Speeds/stability - is the ADSL chipset as good/better/worse than your old router in terms of sync speed, and stability? |
*ADSL Speeds/stability - is the ADSL chipset as good/better/worse than your old router in terms of sync speed, and stability? |
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*WiFi - how well does the wifi throughput/coverage compare to your old router? |
*WiFi - how well does the wifi throughput/coverage compare to your old router? |
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*Other feedback, |
*Other feedback, e.g., ease and flexibility of the Firewall etc. |
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==See also == |
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[[Comtrend Alternative Firmware]] |
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[[Category: |
[[Category:3rd Party Routers|Comtrend]] |
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