pinkraisons

Hello, Is there an easy way to block UI access from the client side short of using iptables to allow anly my IP? If not can I just change the port in the webserver to hide it or is it tied to a bunch of other programs/scripts? Thanks, Pinkraisons

I'm pretty sure you are right and it is a hardware issue. Took it to a friend a work who is an electronics tech and he said the same thing. He is going to bring in a few things on monday and check it out better. The WAN port stays seems to be mostly reliable. If I cannot get the LAN port up is there any reason I can't change the bridge to the wan port? Do i really need the LAN port anyways since it successfully connects to the internet through the WAN port? Thanks, Aaron

Had the same thing at first. Swap your Tx and Rx pins.

Hello, I am having a problem where my newly flashed ap121u eth0 and eth1 ports are going up and down rapidly. During flashing while tftping the files across I had to restart a few times since it would get part way through and the port would drop. It now loads fine and I can get to the prompt through serial however eth0 and eth1 keep going up and down about once a second. This happens whether or not there is a cable plugged in or not. I tried shuting down the interfaces through ifconfig and bringing them back up and it didn't help. I can get into the gui if I connect through wifi with no problems. Any Ideas? Thanks, Aaron