DIR882 bugged. Hardware Ver A1, Firmware 1.11
I was forced to "upgrade" my router because the broadband line is now gigabit and now upgrade using this strangely behaving DIR882
(1) After login, the router first screen give me the "no internet" status page. But then, the router keeps asking for the password no matter what other menu I'm trying to access. What confuses me is that I'm running it on a fixed IP and internet access is okay on my client computers already, only the router complains the line "Internet disconnected". There is nothing I can do through the setup page.
Fun facts: Cable Status: disconnected, Connection Type : Static, IP Address: not available !
This goes away after unplugging the power and connect again several times. But after a week running fine, I software reset the router (due to VPN problem) and this is happening again. Since I'm remote connecting, there is no fix remotely (even not software reboot) Unless after the holiday and some colleague is at the office to help. This is unacceptable behaviour.
(2) IMO, the menu is overly simplified (for home users I guess) For Quick VPN, I put Uers1, and same for password and preset key (MSCHAP is left default). My iphone and windows connects okay. Then under user, I create another user User2 and also same password, and got a tick for VPN function. But with User2, no matter what I do, I cannot login through VPN, windows says user/password problem. But if I only change to USER1, windows VPN login good. Am I missing something? I am forced to let all VPN users using USER1, and there is not mention if USER1 can have multiple login.
(3) Unlike my old router, Quick VPN is under another subnet, in my case is 192.168.95.X, I do not find this setting anywhere. Since I am setting up a route to this subnet, I am a bit worry if this 95 is always fixed ?
(4) After testing VPN settings and successfully connection with a notebook and iphone, the router left running for two days and VPN is not longer working. The same iphone and notebook is unable to login with VPN. It connects okay again after a router reboot and nothing else changed, so there must be something bugged with the VPN for the router.