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Re: can the 2015 dlink be reprogrammed for 2016
Yes, you can use any router you want to at home.
It's just a router/AP, nothing special. You don't even have to change the router IP to a 0. address, it's just usually convenient to do so. DHCP serving 10.te.am.20 and higher addresses (or similar) is all that's necessary. I use all my old outdated home AP/router/DSL/whatever to run old robots. Last edited by Mark McLeod : 25-01-2016 at 12:47. |
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24-02-2016, 02:45
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Re: can the 2015 dlink be reprogrammed for 2016
What happened to Team 358's website?
We had bookmarked lots of good info, back during Fall 2016; and, then every time we wanted to refer to some info on your website for the past 6 weeks it was gone....the whole site, in fact. Thanks, - Rob |
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24-02-2016, 08:24
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Re: can the 2015 dlink be reprogrammed for 2016
About 2 weeks into build season our hosting service couldn't handle it any longer, so we are switching to a new service.
But with how busy build season is I just haven't had time to redirect the nameservers. It'll get done soon, after I've had a bit of a rest. The site is mostly available via the Wayback Machine Last edited by Mark McLeod : 24-02-2016 at 08:41. |
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