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utm 120 insides

just in case anyone was curious

As a side note can the utm 120 handle more than 2 gigs of ram?
would it help anything to have more than 2 (say 4 or 8)

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0 crash893 over 11 years ago

Thanks Dilandau, were using this for business It looks like 2gb max which is fine the router is working very well (compared to our previous d-link dr-655) we've had some issues with IPS cutting out or voip phones randomly but we just dispabled ips and its been gold since
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0 dilandau over 11 years ago in reply to crash893

Thanks Dilandau, were using this for business It looks like 2gb max which is fine the router is working very well (compared to our previous d-link dr-655) we've had some issues with IPS cutting out or voip phones randomly but we just dispabled ips and its been gold since

Just an FYI, but making hardware changes such as increasing the RAM could void your support for the device, It may also cause some issues with re-installing or doing some updates as with the increased RAM it may not be detected as a UTM 120.
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0 dilandau over 11 years ago in reply to crash893

Thanks Dilandau, were using this for business It looks like 2gb max which is fine the router is working very well (compared to our previous d-link dr-655) we've had some issues with IPS cutting out or voip phones randomly but we just dispabled ips and its been gold since

Just an FYI, but making hardware changes such as increasing the RAM could void your support for the device, It may also cause some issues with re-installing or doing some updates as with the increased RAM it may not be detected as a UTM 120.
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