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* SMC Networks, INC *
* Barricade Broadband Router *
* SMC7004-ABR (ARM9) *
* FIRMWARE version 1.42.012 *
* 03/14/03 *
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For Barricade Part Number:
750.5702
750.5756
This document contains three sections:
A) The version naming rule for the SMC product
B) The upgrade procedure
C) Revision history for SMC7004ABR
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Section A: Version Naming Rule
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There are two types of firmware release, formal and engineer beta test version.
Formal version:
X.Y0 X: number from 1, Y: 0 - 9
Example: V1.00, and V1.10
Engineer Beta Test version:
X.YZE X: number from 0, Y: 0 - 9, Z: 0 - 9
Example: V0.01E, V1.02E, or V1.14E
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Section B: Upgrade Procedure
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1. Turn on the router and plug it into your network adapter using port 1 through
4 on the router.
2. Connect to the Web user interface by typing the Barricade's IP Address
(Ex: 192.168.2.1) in your browser. Then login with the default user name of "admin"
and leave the password field blank.
3. Click on the "Tools" link, then click the "Update Firmware" option. The "Update
Firmware" screen will appear.
4. Click the "Browse" button and point it to the location of the Runtime Code file
(7004ABR_FW142012.dlf).
5. Next click "Start" button and follow the prompts. You will notice the lights
on the Barricade will react in a certain sequence. Wait patiently while the
Barricade performs the following reboot sequence:
a. The power light will flash rapidly.
b. The link lights will come on solid.
c. The Link lights will all turn off.
d. The Link lights that have a cable connected to them will turn on and blink rapidly.
e. The Link Lights will return to normal.
6. Your 7004ABR has now been successfully upgraded. Please log into the Barricade's
management and configure the router according to your type of connection.
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Section C: Revision History
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Runtime Code
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v1.42.012: 02/14/2003
1. Fix port 80 open for WAN
2. Always support dial-on-demand
v1.42.010: 01/03/2003
1. Fix the problem that after pptp reconnect the idle time become invalid.
v1.42.009: 1/2/2003
1. Make PPTP support DHCP
v1.42.008: 12/24/2002
1. Make PPTP quickly shutdown
v1.42.007: 11/21/2002
1. Add UPnP enable/disable web page
v1.42.006: 11/06/2002
1. Fix sometimes Scan Task Data Abort problem.
2. Fix sometimes client (PC) can not get IP address.
3. Fix MSN Messenger audio/video and white board can not work
4. Fix surfing Internet crash
5. Fix setting lost
v1.42.005: 10/02/2002
1. Fix Virtual server loop back in FTP service
2. Fix Virtual server entry duplicate allowed
3. Fix DMZ entry setting the same as gateway's LAN IP allowed
4. Fix Modem Dial-up make system crash.
5. Change PPPoE default idle timeout from 0 to 300
v1.42.004: 09/24/2002
1. Add UPnP
3. Update PPP module to fix multiple entry problem.
v1.41.004:03/19/2002
1. Extend host name to 35 characters.
2. Incorporate virtual server loopback feature
3. Fix the "cannot access certain websites"
4. Fix rebound issue
6. Modified default SNTP server 2002/01/30
v1.41.000:
1.Dial -on demand -- need to dial-up when Internet application is launched.
2.Include Dial-up, PPPoE MTU settings.
3.Ability to use the "Virtual Server" and "Special APs" at the same time.
4.Fix the system crush when add Public Port range to big like 1-65535 in Special Aps.
5.Include the ability to connect to a non-standard port.
6.Support for PPPOE:3COM.
V1.40.011:
=> 1. Solve bug that special application can accept port > 65535 in public port
V1.40.010:
=> 1.Add non-standard ftp port config
V1.40.009:
=> 1.Add virtual server loop back
V1.40.008:
=> 1.Add BigPond screen to SMC project.
2.Modify BigPond.
V1.40.007:
=> 1.Add BigPond mode to wan
V1.40.005:
=> 1. Modify and add files for MS CHAP II compatible
V1.40.004:
=> 1. Fix the default PPPOE idle time to 0. (because wrong copy in v1.40.001)
V1.40.003:
=> 1. Fix the potential dead lock in wan state.
V1.40.002:
=> 1. Fix PPPOE will hang up in ARM9 platform, but ARM7 will not.
Anyway we also fix in ARM7.
V1.40.001: 10/29/2001
=> 1. Modified when playing MSN game zone, 2nd player can NOT play immediately
after 1st player play over.
2. Fixed modem connected, then "connect" PPPoE, LAN driver
can NOT receive any incoming packet, but no data abort.
3. Fix IPSec multiple connections for Nortel VPN.
4. Add PPPOE auto backup.
5. Changed httpd to close connection at TIME_WAIT state.
And add code to kernel_sup.c to support this feature.
6. Fix the bug that clone MAC is not able to be stored in NV.
V1.40: 10/12/2001
=> 1. Modified modem connecting speed problem.
2. Fixed user login twice problem.
3. Modified tool_update page SMC website redirect address.
4. Modified minimum DHCP packet length restriction to 252,
and computation of DHCP t1, t2 from lease time.
5. Changed Modem interface (ppp0) MTU to be 1480 and checks
if MRU value given by ISP server is greater than 1500.
Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.