D Link Router Firmware Update Download

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D-link router firmware

What's New:. In Internet Connection Setup Wizard: Step 3, change Telus behavior to default to dynamic. Add DNS Setting in PPPoE wizard.

Fixed that setting virtual server rule with UDP. Fixed when changing the LAN IP, the DHCP range does automatically change to match new subnet/network. Fixed Error message would pop-up after setting NTP server.

Fixed MAC filtering feature to allow MAC address that start with numbers other then 00. Corrected WPS LED so that it will blink when using the WPS PIN method in side the WPS wizard. Fixed WAN setup DHCP, QoS Engine WEB UI failed.

For login issue, in Vista OS, click DIR-600 icon and still show warning message. In support page, “Routing” is missing. Fixed Wireless settings WEP key 1 – 4 will disappear. Corrected issue with schedules.

All week and All day schedules now work properly. BiTorrent certification.

Fixed DNS portion of Quick Router Setup that would allow an empty field to retain previous settings. Default wireless mode changed from 11G/N to 11B/G/N. Add Advance DNS Feature. Add B mode in wireless WEP description.

When a schedule is used to disable the wireless, the disabled status is reflected in the status page. Fixed when wireless is disabling with schedule, on status information still show wireless is enable. Advanced DNS will be disabled after setting to disabled in Quick Router Setup.

Fixed ALG/UPnP issue. Fix PPTP/L2TP auto dial-up at 'on demand' mode.

Fixed DHCP MTU to '1490', 48. Fixed DDNS server address field couldn´t be edited.

Disabled CAPTCHA by default.

If you setup your wireless router at home and haven’t taken the time to check for firmware updates you could be missing out on important security updates or new feature. If this is the case you may want to check out the guide below where I walk you through the steps necessary to update your D-Link router’s firmware so that you have the latest and most secure version of the router’s software. Before you proceed with these instructions, I recommend that you file.

Software/Hardware used: D-Link Router DIR-655. Log in to your router by visiting or the address you used when the router was configured. Click then Firmware. Click the Check Now button in the Firmware Information section on the page. If you see the “This firmware is the latest version” message, I’d take it with a grain of salt. I’ve seen this many times even when new updates were available.

Firmware

The best thing to do is head over to the D-Link website and find your router (see below). When you the product page, click the Firmware link on the right. Scroll down the firmware list and find the latest version of the firmware.

Make sure that it is newer than the one you are currently using ( Step 2/A above). Click the Download button to begin downloading the new firmware version, save it to your computer. Once the download is complete return to the D-Link router page and click the Choose File button. Locate and select the file you just downloaded and click Open. Note: Before you continue with the upload make sure that you are using a computer that is connected directly to the router, no wireless connections please.

Click Upload. When you see the prompt about backing up your configuration file, click OK if you’ve backed up the file to continue. Click OK to confirm that you chose the correct firmware file.

The firmware update will be uploaded to the router and the router will reboot. After which you may see a page with a 15 second countdown. Once completed, head over to the router’s admin page by visiting on your browser. Enter the default user name – admin and password – none. If entering a blank password does not work, try admin as the password also.

Once you are in, follow the instructions in the to restore your router’s configuration. If you have any comments or questions please use the comments form below. Gilbert is a Microsoft MVP, a full-time blogger, and technology aficionado. When Gilbert is away from his bike and his iPad, he’s busy writing technology how-to’s from his home-office in Miami, Florida on the latest programs and gadgets he can get his hands on. He’s locally known as “the computer guy” and has spent the last 12 years helping family, friends, and GilsMethod.com visitors with their computer questions and problems. He was awarded the 2009 MVP award from Microsoft for his contributions in forums and blogs and is enjoying the new addition to his family.