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[Lycan]

LOL
I use 855 here and have none of those issues. It almost sounds like a localization issue........I'll check in to it.

[EddieZ]

LOL
I use 855 here and have none of those issues. It almost sounds like a localization issue........I'll check in to it.

I did work on earlier firmwares, nothing changed in network topology since. Did a clean factory reset three weeks ago and upgraded to 1.33 since. Interesting... Also the fact that changing timezone does not alter the time...

[lizzi555]

Try to flash an older firmware and whether time works with it then.
Reset it an flash the 1.33 again. Perhaps not all blocks of the memory are written propperly.

I had a similar problem when updating to 1.21 end of 2008 and it helped to flash an older version and then the new one again.

Still in correct time here with my old Rev A2

[sideloaded2]

Lycan bans accounts that show how bad the coders are. HAHA. btw im behind like 7 proxies so banning me is just going to stop me for a minute, and I got a lot of time.

[alien]

Lycan bans accounts that show how bad the coders are. HAHA. btw im behind like 7 proxies so banning me is just going to stop me for a minute, and I got a lot of time.

This has nothing to do with dlink, what are you doing here?

[EddieZ]

This has nothing to do with dlink, what are you doing here?

Ego issues...

I found another user with this issue on a Dutch expert site. He might be signing in too to report the issue.

[raxxal]

tentimes,
have you tried the 1.33 code? Does it work for you?

Where can I get the 1.33 code? 

[bobisawsome]

Where can I get the 1.33 code? 

1.33 code can be found here
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=10677.0

[raxxal]

1.33 code can be found here
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=10677.0

Thanks a lot! It works like a charm.

[mbtoloczko]

1.33 works very well.

Although when put under long torrent strain the time in the router starts lagging, sometimes up to two days. Have noticed this since all 1.3x and 1.21 firmwares. Not using schedules for a while now, so no real damage. 

I've noticed the same thing with 1.32 and 1.33.  With NTP updating disabled, time lags badly.  When I installed 1.33b02 on Saturday at ~2 pm, I set the time manually.  Its now Wednesday at 8:15 pm, and the router thinks its still Saturday, but now at 10:15 pm.  Oddly, the seconds seem to be ticking off at a normal pace when I observe the time in the Status window.  This is with almost minimal internet traffic going through the router.  No servers of any sort running on the network.

[ironic77]

Same here.

1.33 beta 01.  NTP disabled, the time starts to get many days behind.  It seemed to happen with the default dlink NTP servers too.

However, NTP enabled and pointed to time.windows.com, the time stays pretty darned close.

[kthaddock]

Here is alot of NTP severs to use

http://support.ntp.org/bin/view/Servers/NTPPoolServers

kthaddock