| Start Version | End Version | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-release | v1.1.051 | router |
| v2.2.215 | Current | manualRouter |
The Router address is used to test the connectivity of the network connection. The manualRouter setting allows the user to force the batch script to use a certain address. By default this is blank, as the script attempts to automatically determine a suitable value. If set to "none" it will use the predefined website to test connectivity.
The address can be one of the following:
- an IPv4 address (Ex: 192.168.0.1 )
- an IPv6 address (Ex: FF01:0:0:0:0:0:0:2 )
- a website address (Ex: www.google.com )
- none
- (blank)
- In v1.1.051, this setting was mandatory, as the script did not have the functionality to retrieve this value automatically.
- This setting was removed in v2.1.199 when the ability to automatically retrieve this value was added to the script.
- In v2.2.215 this setting was re-added to give the option of manually setting the router address.
- The option 'none' was added in v3.3.275.