brianvu wrote

I think you should log in the management IP, set up all figures and reset it again. If it still not works, you should contact supporter for help.

steveb wrote

Done all that, and updated the firmware as well. If you read the post above yours, I quoted the statement from TP-Link support basically admintting it is broken by design. As a last ditch effort I also tried code I used to use before using telnet - grab the HTML from the modem status pages and extract the relevant data that way. That used to work (and still does) on the TP-Link TD-W8960N, but not on this one. The TD-W8968 now generates it's web page stats using javascript which doesn't work with my code. I'm not really complaining about this though as it's probably much more efficient and secure. So, it's the end of the line with the TD-W8968 as far as I am concerned. a D-Link DSL-2790U will replace it tomorrow and the TP-Link will go in the cupboard as an emergency spare.

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steveb wrote

Mine is a Small Home Office, but I guess I'm not a 'normal' user :-)

Telnet is a very useful and well known feature, common to most SOHO modems with Broadcom chips. It's also
the main reason I stayed with TP-Link and bought the W8968 to replace my trusted but aging W8960N (which
recently survived a lightning strike that took out my ADSL port).

Although I wrote my own software to use the telnet interface, I'm certainly not the only one using it. There's other
software like this DSLstats http://www.s446074245.websitehome.co.uk/index.html using telnet as well.

I'm pretty sure you'd agree that no-one expects useful features to be removed when they buy a newer device?

I doubt that TP-Link will make any changes to their firmware just because I'm not happy, and they probably won't
notice that I won't be buying any more of their modems unless this is fixed. I've already bought a replacement in
case it isn't - a D-Link DSL2970U, also a SOHO device but it isn't crippled like the W8968.