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When routers go badWhen routers go badPosted Jun 1, 2007 8:22 UTC (Fri) by slamb (guest, #1070)In reply to: When routers go bad by henning Parent article: When routers go bad That setup is quite common these days. At least the advanced models from just about any DSL router vendor support CWMP-based upgrades. My company makes both management servers and devices. I vaguely recall doing interoperability testing with the Actiontec devices mentioned in the story...they've supported it for over a year at least.
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