Router Software question.

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Paul Woodsford

Does anyone know of any software that can schedule a reboot of an ADSL
router/modem, in particular a Netgear DG834.
 
Hello Paul,

This program has many options... you can see if it can do what you want
http://www.adslautoconnect.net/
this site is in french and you know how snobs the french can be about
english..
however the program has an english option for installation.

here is the download page translated in english using GOOGLE translate:
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Thanks for the assistance.
Tried the program, but it does not work with a router-modem but will control
an ADSL modem directly allowing a scheduled reboot etc:.
Anyway, thanks once again.

Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year.
 
Paul said:
Does anyone know of any software that can schedule a reboot of an ADSL
router/modem, in particular a Netgear DG834.
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Just the beginnings of an idea... I can't think of software
specifically designed to do this - unless Netgear still ship decent
utilities on CD with their routers like their old ISDN software suites.
However, if the router has a web interface I imagine you could do
something creative involving a batch file, Curl and scheduled tasks in
Windows (or script/Curl/Cron in Linux).

Ben
 
Just the beginnings of an idea... I can't think of software
specifically designed to do this - unless Netgear still ship decent
utilities on CD with their routers like their old ISDN software suites.
However, if the router has a web interface I imagine you could do
something creative involving a batch file, Curl and scheduled tasks in
Windows (or script/Curl/Cron in Linux).
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Or convert to a WRT54G and add the reboot routine to the firmware.
 
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