But I cannot connect with the WHR-G54S internal page. 192.168.11.1 times
out.

Is there a way to see the IPs in a subnet?

Louis Ohland wrote:
> I swapped it out with the Buffalo firmware WHR-G54S and here I am.
>
> Louis Ohland wrote:
>> Well, after a few miscues, it took.
>>
>> If you do a TFTP -i -v 192.168.11.1 PUT dd-wrt.v23_generic.bin, then
>> you will see some boilerplate.
>>
>> Then when it starts to transfer, it will say:
>> Packet will be sent. len=60, opcode=2
>> Then it should say the identification of the block that is being sent.
>>
>> If you see this, it probably means that it's not taking, and will fail.
>> Packet will be sent. len=60, opcode=2
>> Packet will be sent. len=60, opcode=2
>> Packet will be sent. len=60, opcode=2
>> <repeats another 8 times>
>>
>> Now I have flashed it, ipconfig /all reports CONFIG2 as the server, I
>> think, the port blinks, but no joy at 192.168.11.1
>>
>> Perhaps it's due to not logging in under W98SE (kiddie OS)? I'll swap
>> it out with the one on the cable modem.