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kosh

2005-03-22, 5:44 am

Hi!
is there a way to disable the logging in this router?
thx
ChrisDfer

2005-03-22, 2:19 pm

Yeah turn the router off. Just of curiousity, why are you trying to do that?

Anyways, I never used that specific model, but I do know that the DLINK routers I have used all had a LOG page under the status tab, from there you could access the logging settings.
kosh

2005-03-22, 2:30 pm

it can't be done:
http://support.dlink.com/emulators/di704p_revB/
ChrisDfer

2005-03-22, 4:48 pm

quote:
Originally posted by kosh
it can't be done:
http://support.dlink.com/emulators/di704p_revB/


bummer... I wonder why they left it out of that one. I have access to three other types DLINK routers and they all have the ability to turn off the logging.
kosh

2005-03-23, 3:26 am

hmm,
can i hack it or somthing???
ChrisDfer

2005-03-23, 9:49 am

quote:
Originally posted by kosh
hmm,
can i hack it or somthing???



Do you have a hacksaw?
kosh

2005-03-23, 10:31 am

...
but really guys!
i have a problem...
my internet disconnects every 2hours...
i tried everything.
the support told me that the log might do the problem. (getting full)
help
ChrisDfer

2005-03-23, 12:25 pm

quote:
Originally posted by kosh
...
but really guys!
i have a problem...
my internet disconnects every 2hours...
i tried everything.
the support told me that the log might do the problem. (getting full)
help



Try resetting it to the factory defaults(which I assume will clear the logs too) and see if the problem goes away. Of course that is if your story is true.

What kind of connection are you on though?
kosh

2005-03-23, 4:20 pm

it will clear it only temporary...
i need to really dissable it...
ChrisDfer

2005-03-23, 5:21 pm

quote:
Originally posted by kosh
it will clear it only temporary...
i need to really dissable it...



Well what I am getting at is this, if you are in fact truly having internet connection problems, then by clearing out the log files(by resetting it) you could check to see if that is in fact the problem. Even if it doesn't the solve the problem, it could still be used to verify it is the problem. You also didn't mention what kind of connection you have. cable? dsl? wireles? cup and string?



I smell fish.
enforcer

2005-03-24, 6:03 am

If the log file is getting full, then there is probably a load of error messages being produced. Therefore it might be worthwhile analyzing those logs to find out what the problem is.


I smell bull
kosh

2005-03-24, 1:45 pm

i have a cables connection...
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