ZYXEL P-330W manual

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ZYXEL P-330W manual


my ZYXEL P-330W firmware is
P-330W Firmware - v4.2.1.6.8e

ZyXEL P-330W Standard Version
Release 4.2.1.6.8e
Release Note
Date: July 26, 2005

Supported Platforms:
ZyXEL P-330W

Versions:
Firmware Version: V4.2.1.6.8e

Notes:
1. Set default username/password pair as “admin/1234”.
2. Set default LAN Ethernet IP address as 192.168.1.1.
3. Randomize NTP server query priority at every boot-up time.
4. Firmware upgrade not support FTP or TFTP utility.

Modification in 4.2.1.6.8e | 07/26/2005
Convert version string from “4.2.1.6.8e_b5” to “4.2.1.6.8e”

Modification in 4.2.1.6.8e_b5 | 07/22/2005

1. [BUG FIXED]
In Wireless WEP Key Setup page, fix the key format (ASCII/Hex) chaos.

2. [BUG FIXED]
Fix URL filter malfunction when the URL string length is shorter than the listed
items.

3. [BUG FIXED]
Fix the interference between checkbox input fields in System Log page.

4. [BUG FIXED]
Fix Web-UI lock up in sometime after pressing the hardware reset button.

5. [BUG FIXED]
Fix Web-UI lock up during PPTP trying to dial-up to service.

6. [BUG FIXED]
Correct the PPPoE/L2TP idle time to more accuracy.

7. [BUG FIXED]
Correct the consistence between WPA authentication radio buttons whenever
802.1x authentication was checked in Wireless Security Setup page.

8. [BUG FIXED]
Correct the compatibility between P330W and G-405/G-405v2 in wireless
WPA/WPA2 encryption.

9. [FEATURE CHANGED]
Correct the UPnP device name from "Untitled" to "ZyXEL P330W".

10. [FEATURE ENHANCED]
When LAN IP address is changed, create a new link on page and redirect user to
new IP address for next configure web session.

11. [BUG FIXED]
Prevent user from uploading the backup config file in the Upgrade Firmware page
for firmware upgrading.

12. [BUG FIXED]
Correct wireless band consistency in both pages of Wireless Basic Setting and
Wizard in wireless client mode.

Modification in 4.2.1.6.6e. | 06/03/2005
First Firmware Release

https://www.zyxel.com/us/en/supp ... id=P-330W&md=P-330W

Firmware

1.9

中文版的軔體，Zyxel可能已經放棄了。

How to load new firmware onto your router

Step 1: Log in to your router.
Before you start, you must determine which version of firmware your router is currently running. To do that, you must log in to your router. RouterCheck can give you detailed instructions for logging in to your router.

Step 2: Determine the router's firmware version.
Look through the router's interface and find the firmware version. It should be prominently displayed.

Step 3: Determine the latest available firmware version.
Visit the router vendor's website to investigate downloading newer firmware. Look through the download section for your router model to determine the latest firmware version. Click here for the vendor's support site, where you can download firmware.

Step 4: Download the latest firmware.
If your router is already running the latest firmware, you do not need to do anything else. If not, then download the latest firmware version to your computer. Ensure that you download the exact firmware that your router needs. Important: The firmware must exactly match the router model. In addition, the router models often also have revision numbers that must match.

Step 5: Upload the new firmware to your router.
Return to your router's interface in the browser window that you opened previously. Open to the administrator page and see how to update the router's firmware. Typically, this will be an edit box with a browser button that enables you to select the firmware image that you want to update. Select the firmware that you just downloaded and start the process.

Step 6: Wait for the magic to happen.
If you have done everything correctly up until now, the new firmware should be loading into your router. Do not turn off the power to your router until the process is complete. Perhaps it's time for a break. Take your mind off of routers and sing a little song. We recommend G.T.O. by Ronny & The Daytonas. It's about the right length of time for a router update.

Step 7: The router reboots.
After the router updates, it should reboot itself. After the router reboots, log back into the router and verify that the version number has changed.

Step 8: You are done!
You have successfully updated your router's firmware.