This is a discussion on Automatic Router Reboot & Scheduling torrent clients (tutorial) within the BSNL broadband forums, part of the DSL Broadband Service Providers category; This is how you can schedule ur router reboots with windows and save yourself from manual rebooting. Also people using ...
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Rep Power: 0 | This is how you can schedule ur router reboots with windows and save yourself from manual rebooting. Also people using night unlimited could greatly increase their download efficiency. First i would like to mention that there is already a topic in the forum where the procedure has been mentioned (this is where i learned it myself). But the difference is that I am going to give a step by step tutorial and also the other topic is hard to find (i would give the credit to cyberwiz for his informative post) First of all u need to download the scripting tool Download Here. Extract the tool to a folder. Now create a .txt file with any name in the same folder. This file will contain the script which the tool would use to give commands to your router using telnet. Now, the scripts for all routers r not same but you can write your own script easily if u know the working. Mine is DSL-502T This is how my telnet window looks like when i reboot (to run telnet go to start>run>type "telnet 192.168.1.1" (if that is ur IP)). Exclude the quotes. If u know how to reboot using telnet then the scripts would be lot easier to understand ![]() Now, if my IP is 192.168.1.1 which is default for most routers and 23 is the port to which telnet connects, this is what i would type in the .txt file i created 192.168.1.1 23 WAIT "login" SEND "admin\m" WAIT "Password" SEND "admin\m" WAIT "#" SEND "reboot\m" WAIT "type anything here\m" The last line of the script is for telnet to wait & automatically exit after complete disconnection(without it telnet would exit without rebooting) To understand the scripting more u should run TST10.exe that came with the tool and read the syntax (or you can just copy paste if your telnet window looks exactly like mine) Let for eg. i named the .txt file "Reboot" and placed it in the directory "F:\store\TST10\tst10\" then to run the file go to start>run>F:\store\TST10\tst10\TST10.exe /r:Reboot.txt If your router reboots then congrats, if not recheck the script. Now to schedule the reboots Go to control panel(classic view)>scheduled tasks . Click "Add Scheduled Task". Browse & choose TST10.exe .Follow the steps but before clicking Finish check the option "Open advanced properties for this task when i click finish" 1. In the Task Tab (i) In front of Run type the task i.e "F:\store\TST10\tst10\TST10.exe /r:Reboot.txt" 2. In Schedule Tab (i)Choose the Start Time and if u want the task to run daily or with some other interval (ii)Click Advanced button and check the option repeat task (iii)Chose the interval u want between 2 runs 3. Click OK for both windows 4. Now right click and run the task If it runs u were successful, though wait for it to run at the scheduled time for 100% guarantee that it would work You can use the scheduled tasks to run torrent client at 2 am every day For eg. i use utorrent and the directory for my task is "C:\Program Files\uTorrent\uTorrent.exe". Make sure u stop all the torrents u dont want to download or upload (by stop i don't mean to pause them). To Shutdown your PC at 8 am use this Auto Shutdown Program Download Here To Keep a track of how the automatic reboot is working for you between 2 am and 8 am, u would need a software that can record ur speed I would recommend "Bandwidth Monitor v3.4" . It has a rates recorder which saves ur download rates in .txt or .csv format. Its not free though, but u can use P2P after all Important Notes : 1. If ur router dies frequently keep the interval between 2 reboots less. Use the Bandwidth Monitor to know the right interval for you. 2. The automatic reboot would work only if it is able to connect to ur router. To check that, try connecting using ur browser (IE, firefox), if it fails to connect to 192.168.1.1, then even telnet wont be able to connect and give commands. You need to reboot manually in that case. 3. The above disconnections occur mostly when the router is not rebooted for a long time. That is also the reason i keep my interval 30 mins - 1hr 4. Sometimes after reboot, the torrent client is unable to connect to any seeds, although that happens rare or maybe that happens only with me Don't worry, my torrent client works perfectly after reboots 90% of time, Often all it needs is some time, to get back to work. That's all ! Have a nice day Last edited by Admin; 16-09-2008 at 05:52 PM. |
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