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Updated notes on Asus router
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This router has TFTP enabled out of the box. You _must_ set your computer's IP address on ethernet, | This router has TFTP enabled out of the box. You _must_ set your computer's IP address on ethernet, | ||
however, to '192.168.1.15' in order to be able to use a command-line TFTP client | however, to '192.168.1.15' in order to be able to use a command-line TFTP client: | ||
You | On Ubuntu 12.10 with an Asus RT N10+ router: | ||
*Unplug the router, but make sure it's attached to the ethernet port in your laptop via one of the four yellow ethernet ports on the router (not the blue one). | |||
*Manually set a static IP by editing your interfaces config file: | |||
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces | |||
*Add the following: | |||
auto eth0 | |||
iface eth0 inet static | |||
address 192.168.1.15 | |||
netmask 255.255.255.0 | |||
*Save and close. To test, type 'ifconfig' in the terminal. You should see the IP address for eth0 is now set to 192.168.1.15 | |||
*Reset eth0 by typing the following commands: | |||
ifup eth0 | |||
ifdown eth0 | |||
*Run tftp (Go to tftp section of this wiki page, above) | |||
*You will have to hold down the reset button while you plug in the power, and keep it held in for a few seconds after, in order to enableTFTP. | |||
== Meraki mini == | == Meraki mini == | ||