hello guys
i needs a script imacros which let me deconnect router every 1 min
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hello guys
i needs a script imacros which let me deconnect router every 1 min
Isn't iMacro's browser only plugin?
Don't mind me if it isn't :P
If it is, I don't think you can do anything :)
Imacros are only in Browsers or ?Quote:
Originally Posted by fedi96
hello guys
i needs a script imacros which let me deconnect router every 1 min
I dont think you can do anything like this with imacros
but we can accsess to the rooter board via browser like 192.168.1.1
Yeah, Do you want to disconnect the router or, disconnect the internet from you pc?Quote:
Originally Posted by fedi96but we can accsess to the rooter board via browser like 192.168.1.1
disconnect the internetQuote:
Originally Posted by onsali20Yeah, Do you want to disconnect the router or, disconnect the internet from you pc?
Why would you wanna do that.?Quote:
Originally Posted by fedi96disconnect the internet
Do you wanna disconnected your pc from internet
or shutdown router?
discounect my pc from the net very 1 minQuote:
Originally Posted by onsali20Why would you wanna do that.?
Do you wanna disconnected your pc from internet
or shutdown router?
That's you dont need iMacros for that, you can get someone to code it for you, you can also make a contraption like Mr.Bean to remove the cables :pQuote:
Originally Posted by fedi96discounect my pc from the net very 1 min
I think there are softwares for that kinda stuff
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@fedi96 What router did you using man?
mmmmmm good :confused2:Quote:
Originally Posted by onsali20That's you dont need iMacros for that, you can get someone to code it for you, you can also make a contraption like Mr.Bean to remove the cables :p
I think there are softwares for that kinda stuff
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@Einhver i would try it on vps :cool2:Quote:
@fedi96 I mean type of router :sweat:
:confused2: :confused2: i don't knowQuote:
OMG @fedi96 :sweat:Quote:
Originally Posted by fedi96:confused2: :confused2: i don't know
If you using MikroTik Router it can set by schedule.
If you using AP Router with WiFi on it you can set timeout for every "X" sec/min/hour.
@Chillivanilli is it possible to get that imacros ?
If you don't know which router you have - find it out and search on google. There are either programs which can do that for you, e.g. RouterControl, or there are curl scripts available which connect to the router and reset it for you.Quote:
If you find a program which supports your router you can write a simple .bat file ( google is your friend ;) )which executes the program every x seconds.
It can also be done via iMacros, just record everything and it should be fine. But there can be some problems since if you disconnect your router, the time until you have a stable connection again can be different. So if you wait 60 seconds in iMacros everytime it could be that your router needs 70 seconds to connect again -> error
thnx , i'll try to find a solutionQuote:
Originally Posted by ChillivanilliIf you don't know which router you have - find it out and search on google. There are either programs which can do that for you, e.g. RouterControl, or there are curl scripts available which connect to the router and reset it for you.
If you find a program which supports your router you can write a simple .bat file ( google is your friend ;) )which executes the program every x seconds.
It can also be done via iMacros, just record everything and it should be fine. But there can be some problems since if you disconnect your router, the time until you have a stable connection again can be different. So if you wait 60 seconds in iMacros everytime it could be that your router needs 70 seconds to connect again -> error
well if you want share with us what you are trying to do, maby we have a better solution for you :)Quote:
Originally Posted by fedi96hello guys
i needs a script imacros which let me deconnect router every 1 min
btw you can find/do (if im not wrong) a .bat file for that ... not rly sure ...
and yes with the "192.168.1.1" or whatever you can do a reboot and you can do that with BUT in a VPS i don't think you will have access to the router ...
yeah what i was thinking tooQuote:
Originally Posted by UssaguiBUT in a VPS i don't think you will have access to the router ...