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D-Link DVG-1402s

Created by: golem,Last modification on Mon 03 of Mar, 2008 [16:57 UTC] by voiptony
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Dlink webpage for DVG-1402s

2 FXS port VoIP gateway (NAT/firewall/QoS, 4 LAN ports)

Product Features:
• Built-in Firewall Protects Your Network
• Connect up to Two Standard Telephones for Low Cost Calling
• Compatible with Multiple Call Features Including Call Waiting, Caller ID, and More

There are two versions of this hardware:
1. DVG-1402S/L version sold locked to Lingo and uses auto-provisioning
2. DVG-1402S, this is the vanilla version that is unlocked and does not have any SIP/provisioning info

Unlocked version works with any SIP service providers.

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333Re: They DID change the firmware!

by nekret, Thursday 05 of May, 2005 [14:58:10 UTC]
Just to confirm, I bought the Dlink DVG-1402S at Frys on 4/30/2005, I don't remember what firmware it came with but it is now at L4.0S36F and the Advanced menu does not ask for a password and does not contain the SIP settings anymore. Telnet asks for a login apparently different from the PrimusAdmin one posted above.

I'm gonna try my light blue cisco serial cable on it and see if serial access is protected as well.
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333They DID change the firmware!

by panteev, Tuesday 03 of May, 2005 [04:30:24 UTC]
I've got my D-Link DVG-1402S (no L at the end) at Fry's on 04/29/2005. It came out of the box locked to Lingo with firmware L4.0S27. But the password above worked and I even managed to configure it for SIPPhone.com (:cool:).

My joy didn't last. I decided to try one free month of Lingo. As soon as I reset the router and registered for the service by entering router's MAC address at lingo.com it upgraded it's firmware from L4.0S27 to L4.0S36F(:exclaim:) Guess what? That's right, now it's locked. When you click on ADVANCED, it opens a couple extra options without asking for a password, but SIP settings are not there. I tried TELNET, but the old login doesn't work anymore. I think I am f@%ed. (:sad:)
Does anyone knows how to unlock it back?
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333Model number correction

by MarcMagi, Saturday 30 of April, 2005 [02:11:54 UTC]
The model number mentioned in the article is incorrect. The D-Link DVG-1402S may be used with any VoIP provider while the D-Link DVG-1402S/L is the "Lingo" locked version. See links below.


D-Link router for use with any VoIP ISP: http://dlink.com/products/?sec=3&pid=359


D-Link router for use with Lingo: http://dlink.com/products/?sec=3&pid=361