====== Technicolor Router ======

I recently moved from ADSL (3M down, 0.5M up) to Fibre-to-the-cabinent (FTTC, 50M down, 17M up). This involved getting a new router from my ISP, PlusNET. It's a Technicolor Gateway TG582n. This is my page for how I've configured it, including any undocumented (or otherwise hard to find) changes.

===== Disable DHCP =====

I use my Raspberry Pi as a DHCP server so I can easily reserve IP addresses and categorise my equipment based on IP ranges (i.e. guest devices go into one range, our stuff into another).

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1768153#r30894422

> Locomotion writes...
> Could you please share how to get this done, I have played around with config with no luck.
> Off the top~~
> 
> Telnet to modem username admin , no password
> 
> C+P + Enter the following lines
> 
> :script add name addroot command "user add name guru password guru role root descr ROOT"
> :script run name addroot pars ""
> :saveall
> 
> logout log back in as guru / guru
> 
> In browser goto 
> http://10.0.0.138/cgi/b/intfs/_intf_/cfg/?be=0&l0=4&l1=1&name=LocalNetwork
> 
> same guru / guru to login, disable DHCP server (dont change ip address yet, save/appy)
> 
> Technically you should be able to edit at this page
> 
> http://10.0.0.138/cgi/b/intfs/_pool_/cfg/?be=0&l0=4&l1=1&name=LAN_private&intf=Internet
> 
> but it didn't seem to work, depends on what range u want to use it might be happy to let you to, if not
> 
> Back to telnet
> 
> :dhcp server flush
> :dhcp server delete LAN_Private
> :dhcp server pool config name=LAN_private intf=LocalNetwork index=4 poolstart=172.16.69.1 poolend=172.16.69.137 netmask=16 gateway=172.16.69.138 server=172.16.69.138 primdns=none secdns=8.8.8.8 primwins=none secwins=none renewtime=0 rebindtime=0
> 
> Where 
> Poolstart = Start IP Range
> PoolEnd = End Ip Range
> Gateway + Server = the IP Address if the Modem you will use (set this after DHCP Pool http://10.0.0.138/cgi/b/intfs/_intf_/cfg/?be=0&l0=4&l1=1&name=LocalNetwork)
> 
> secdns i have set to google just incase.
> 
> Also i while its IPv6 Ready, i do not think it has Dual Stack, perhaps in a future firmware.</quote>