Firmware Modem Alice Gate Voip 2 Plus Wi Fi

Alice Gate 2 Plus Wi-Fi (senza VoIP) con smartcard, porte USB e SENZA VoIP Inoltre il router a cui mi sto riferendo ha la versione di firmware AGPF_4.3.5, non smanettate se non avete questo firmware!

The Pirelli Alice Gate VoIP 2 Plus, also known as agpf, is a ADSL modem router with WiFi and Voip capabilities. The main chip is the BCM6358KFBG, they support OpenWrt. OpenWrt is a linux distribution for embedded devices, you can find further information on the openwrt website:. Although hardware Voip and ADSL is not supported on this router, this device can be pretty usefull for other network roles. I've saved three of them from junkyard and I start playing with that devices. This post reports how I've built a Access Point and a Routed Access Point for a Guest WiFi using OpenWrt. Also a wired guest connection is served.

Let's suppose we are serving our main network on 192.168.1.0/24 ip ranges, and we would like a guest network, isolated from the 192.168.1.0/24 one, on the 192.168.2.0/24 ip range. The following steps is needed only if your router hasn't OpenWrt on board.

The first step to start the game will be load the OpenWrt firmware. The following steps may brick your device, so continue at your risk.

You can find a complete guide here:. Summarizing it will be very simple, you just have to connect the router to a RS232 port, set the port at 115200 baud, no parity, 8bits and open your terminal software.

Here you can the serial connection pins, on the left the GND, top right RX, bottom right TX). To enter the CFE prompt, you can press any key during the boot process, when the countdown stop message appears. You have to run a TFTP server, to provide the firmware to your router. I'm using tftpd32 () and the Chaos Calmer 15.05.1 firmware (). Schaum outline of programming with fortran 77 pdf download.

Just put the firmware in your tftpd32 folder, run the software and select the server interface to serve. Supposing your interface is 192.168.1.120, on the CFE prompt you have to run the flashimage command as follow > flashimage 192.168.1.120:openwrt-15.05.1-brcm63xx-generic-AGV2+W-squashfs-cfe.bin This would load the firmware on your router.

The router will reboot, and you can now access the router by the 192.168.1.1 address on your web browser. Note: if you would like to change your IP address using serial interface, just edit the network config file using the command $vi /etc/config/network You should change the ipaddr of the interface 'lan', also you can add your gateway and dns option here. Now that you have a working OpenWrt device, we can setup it to provide the main WiFi access and a guest WiFi access. Just open the Luci web interface of your OpenWrt, set your password and enable a SSH access to the main lan. The SSH access allows us to run configuration command throgh a SSH terminal. Before going on we have to say that the WiFi board of this router does not support multiple SSID, so we have to use a USB adapater.

The following steps is needed only if your OpenWrt router does not supports multiple SSID and you have a RT72 driver compatible device, otherwise you must use your device proper driver. I've a Ralink RT2501USB/RT2571W usb adapater, to make it work with at AGPF router we have to load the modules for USB and for the adapter. We will do this by the opkg package system. After the system reboot, to update the packages repository, we will run the command $opkg update We will install usbutils and the wireless tools, not closely needed but may be usefull $opkg install usbutils $opkg install wireless-tools Now we are going to install USB modules $opkg install kmod-usb-uhci $opkg install kmod-usb2 A reboot is needed now. We will install the Ralink RT2501USB/RT2571W (RT73) module $opkg install kmod-rt73-usb We will now reboot. Now you should see a secondary WiFi on the Luci web interface. We can now setup the first WiFi interface, and bind that to the lan network.