All the software below is free to download! But please consider making a small donation to the 'Tip Jar'
Don't know the difference between Class I and Class II routers? See THIS
Key: 
- Class I (Conexant) routers
- Class II (AR7RD/AR7WRD) routers
- Windows compatible
- Linux compatible
To give people a rough idea of the (maximum) ADSL speed achievable on their phone lines, I have created a quick speed calculator. Only the DS Margin is used as an indicator and this can vary quite a bit, so the speed the calculator returns is only going to be a best case scenario. In practice I have found that plugging in the average DS Margin over a week or so produced fairly accurate results.
Windows version
Linux version
To be used on the RouterTech.Org forum - makes it easier to choose from
the emoticons available.
See the forum for more details.
Windows version
Linux version
Updates
The are update packs (containing additional
emoticons) that can be used by either utility.
An RSS ticker tool that will allow you to keep up-to-date on all the latest developments on the RouterTech.Org website
This tool is for Windows users only - you may need additional components installed (such as the Inet control, msinet.ocx)
This program can be used to toggle the Internet connection for a PC. For example if you wish to switch Internet access off during a particular time of day, then this program can be run once to disable all Internet communication, and then run again later to re-connect.
Version 1: Very simple program. Will require permission from your firewall to access the Internet (it will simply ping Google in order to determine if an Internet connection is currently available).
This software allows the user to view and remove all the 'Local Area Connections' (LACs) stored in the Registry. This can be useful as the number of LACs stored often increases when one tries to install network connections repeatedly.
Please be aware that removing one or more LACs may cause your system to become unreliable, therefore I advise you to use the backup function included in the program. However, the author does not take any responsibility for any problems that may result by LAC removal - use the program wisely and with caution.
Version 1.0.1: This version has the option to export the LAC table to the clipboard.
This software will list all the available Network adaptors installed on the PC on which it is run. This can be useful when troubleshooting.
Has the ability to copy the table to the clipboard to be posted on the forum.
