Xwrt-Vortex driver for Windows 7 - Xwrt-Vortex driver from Vortex for Huawei WS880

Xwrt-Vortex 380.58_0

Xwrt-Vortex driver from Vortex for Huawei WS880

Xwrt-Vortex driver from Vortex for Huawei WS880

Publisher review for Xwrt-Vortex 380.58_0:

Before install Xwrt-Vortex 380.58_0you should set a system restore point, to make sure you can rollback to your original driver in case you accidentally install another driver or select the driver for another version of the operating system.

Also, do not forget to check with our site as often as possible for new version of Xwrt-Vortex . We recommend to always use most recent version of a driver.

Xwrt-Vortex is a port of Asuswrt-Merlin for different routers developed by Vortex. Xwrt-Vortex retains all the features of the original stock Asus firmware. Installation:Simply flash it like any regular update. You should not need to reset to factory defaults. You can revert back to an original Asus firmware at any time just by flashing a firmware downloaded from Asus's website.
NOTE: resetting to factory default after flashing is strongly recommended for the following cases:
- Updating from a firmware version that is more than 3 releases older
- Switching from a Tomato/DD-WRT/OpenWRT firmware

If upgrading from anything older and you experience issues, then consider doing a factory default reset then as well. Always read the changelog, as mandatory resets will be mentioned there when they are necessary.

In all of these cases, do NOT load a saved copy of your settings! This would be the same thing as NOT resetting at all, as you will simply re-enter any invalid setting you wanted to get rid of. Make sure to create a new backup of your settings after reconfiguring.
Changes:- NEW: Merged with 380_1354 GPL
- NEW: Added Tweaks and Hacks settings to Tools -> Other Settings. These are UNSUPPORTED tweaks, intended mostly for experimentation, or very specific situations. If unsure how to apply these, manually reboot after changing them.
- NEW: Added setting to configure OpenVPN's auth digest algo.
- NEW: Added setting to configure OpenVPN's logging verbosity. Note that this setting is global to all clients/servers.
- CHANGED: Updated OpenVPN to 2.3.10
- CHANGED: Updated openssl to 1.0.2g
- CHANGED: Updated miniupnpd to 1.9.20160222
- CHANGED: Updated udpxy to 1.0-build 23-10 (backport from GPL 380_2345)
- CHANGED: if you set an OpenVPN client DNS mode to "Exclusive" and you enable policy-based routing, then those policies will also determine which DNS to use (the tunnel's or the ISP's). This is based on DNSFilter's technology. You no longer need to use DNSFilter to control the DNS used by your OpenVPN clients.
- CHANGED: Made OpenVPN traffic bypass CTF, which resolves some throughput issues with it
- CHANGED: Disabled X11 Forwarding support in Dropbear, for security.
- FIXED: PPTP static route handling script was broken
- FIXED: minidlna would check for the wrong database filename at start time
- FIXED: Wrong status shown for VPN Client 3
- FIXED: OpenVPN clients were run on the wrong CPU cores. Now, odd instances correctly run on the second core.
- FIXED: Using DNSFilter with default mode set to "router" would prevent using the router for IPv6 lookups.
- FIXED: Account limit wasn't properly allowing up to 10 clients for SMB/FTP (patch by vit9696)
- FIXED: Having multiple OpenVPN clients configured with multiple "Accept DNS configuration" modes would only apply the last client's setting. Now, we apply the most restrictive setting of all configured clients.
- FIXED: RT-AC68U 2.4 GHz was broken if CTF was disabled (downgraded wifi driver to 6.37.14.105)
- FIXED: Disabling the SIP NAT helper would also drop all port 5060 traffic. Some users need to keep the SIP helper disabled with their SIP client. Reverted that GPL 858 change.

Operating system:
Huawei WS880