Huawei E220 on Asus WL-500G Premium
January 21, 2008 on 10:03 pm | In Internet, OS | No CommentsAt last, done doing the setup for Huawei E220 on WL-500gP using openwrt kamikaze 7.09. Just follow the method on:- http://www.umtslink.at/3g-forum/showpost.php?p=528907&postcount=8.
Now my broadband service can be shared among my family. Attached are the photos of the 3g modem and the wireless router setup.
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Celcom Broadband
January 19, 2008 on 10:31 pm | In Internet | No CommentsSubscribed to this broadband service last week at Celcom branch. The current promotion (enterprise broadband promotion) have 2 plan D68(68) for up to 384kbps download and D98(RM98) for up to 3.6Mbps download. There is no payment for registration but have to pay RM699 for the 3G modem which is Vodafone Huawei E220 and 24 months contract.
Kamikaze 7.09
November 11, 2007 on 3:06 pm | In Internet, OS | No CommentsFinally migrate to kamikaze 7.09 from whiterusian 0.9. But still stuck with 2.4 kernel because wireless still not function in 2.6. MMC/SD support now is on the official package. The mod are mmc mount to /opt and swap partition. (wrt54g) and usb hdd on wl500gp. Below are the dmesg for wrt54g
24/7 torrent client
July 26, 2007 on 11:03 pm | In Internet | No CommentsA dedicated torrent client machine can be setup by using your openwrt router and a NAS (network attached storage). First mount the NAS to a directory e.g /mnt/smb either using NFS or SAMBA. Then install screen tool (ipkg install screen) which a multi shell terminal tool that can attach or detach a terminal. This tool make sure your torrent application is running even exited your router.
Openwrt Kamikaze 7.06
June 13, 2007 on 11:16 am | In Internet, OS | No CommentsEven though the release date is early June, not to late to mention that kamikaze is a new development branch for openwrt which support more hardware than whiterussian release. It also use 2.6 kernel but still not support broadcom wifi, need to use 2.4 wifi. The main advantage is the system configuration is store in file not nvram anymore. Configuration now using uci command. For more info go to openwrt.org
Personal SOCKS Proxy
June 11, 2007 on 9:59 am | In Internet | No CommentsIf you got a Streamyx (or any other broadband) connection, you actually can have your own socks proxy which you can use at your office or school. All you need is just a supported Openwrt router e.g. Linksys WRT54G. Flash your router with Openwrt firmware and do usual setup to your ISP and get a dyndns domain name. Use that domain name to point to your router from outside. Utility called ez-ipupdate (openwrt package) can be used to mapped your domain. (If you got fixed ip just connect to your ip). You need to setup your firewall to accept WAN connection to port 22
My First Web Hosting & Domain Provider
June 1, 2007 on 9:29 pm | In Internet | No CommentsAt last I got myself a personal web domain and hosting using godaddy.com. At first I just want to have my personal domain and use my home web server. They also provide free web hosting so tried it. Now I use both mine and their service to host my sites.
For a beginner, the settings for domain name is simple but confusing at the beginning. Though I’m IT literate, I’ve to find some solution on the Net in how to point to my home server and theirs. Their web hosting come with two choices, windows (for asp, .Net technology) or linux (php, pearl technology). They also provide pre-install application for your site e.g. wordpress.
I paid around USD 9/year for domain and USD 4/month for web hosting. Feel free to check out they website for more info.
