medo
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Hi,
I would just like to share with you WRT Settings, utility I have built so I can open AsusWRT configuration files on my computer. My original need was to transfer settings from my old router I've bricked to a new one without just blindly restoring it.
For that purpose I used it to save settings from both old and new router into a text file and then I have merged settings using standard diff/merge utilities. Once done I loaded final text file and saved it once more as AsusWRT configuration. I was then able to load that configuration into my new router, getting all settings transferred.
Although main visible functionality is to look (and edit) nvram variables (handy when you forget your password) it can also convert between all supported firmware formats. While this is somewhat a risky proposition, it does make it possible to bring some of your config from e.g. Asuswrt to Tomato.
Currently supported firmwares are AsusWRT, Tomato and DD-WRT but I am open for suggestions if someone needs additional support.
Program is available at http://www.jmedved.com/wrtsettings/ alongside full source code.
I would just like to share with you WRT Settings, utility I have built so I can open AsusWRT configuration files on my computer. My original need was to transfer settings from my old router I've bricked to a new one without just blindly restoring it.
For that purpose I used it to save settings from both old and new router into a text file and then I have merged settings using standard diff/merge utilities. Once done I loaded final text file and saved it once more as AsusWRT configuration. I was then able to load that configuration into my new router, getting all settings transferred.
Although main visible functionality is to look (and edit) nvram variables (handy when you forget your password) it can also convert between all supported firmware formats. While this is somewhat a risky proposition, it does make it possible to bring some of your config from e.g. Asuswrt to Tomato.
Currently supported firmwares are AsusWRT, Tomato and DD-WRT but I am open for suggestions if someone needs additional support.
Program is available at http://www.jmedved.com/wrtsettings/ alongside full source code.