<i18n:msg xml:id="c_thanksto">Thanks To</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_hello">Hello!</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_admin1">This is the administration area of <abbr title="Lua Configuration Interface">LuCI</abbr>.</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_admin2"><abbr title="Lua Configuration Interface">LuCI</abbr> is a free, flexible, and user friendly graphical interface for configuring OpenWRT Kamikaze.</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_admin2"><abbr title="Lua Configuration Interface">LuCI</abbr> is a free, flexible, and user friendly graphical interface for configuring OpenWrt Kamikaze.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_admin3">On the following pages you can adjust all important settings of your router.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_admin4">Notice: In <abbr title="Lua Configuration Interface">LuCI</abbr> changes have to be confirmed by clicking Changes - Save & Apply before being applied.</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_admin5">As we are always want to improve this interface we are looking forward to your feedback and suggestions.</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_admin5">As we always want to improve this interface we are looking forward to your feedback and suggestions.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_admin6">And now have fun with your router!</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_i_team">The <abbr title="Lua Configuration Interface">LuCI</abbr> Team</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_i_luci1">Here you can customize the settings and the functionality of <abbr title="Lua Configuration Interface">LuCI</abbr>.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_desc">Here you can configure the basic aspects of your device like its hostname or the timezone.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages">Software</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_changepw">Admin Password</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_p_ipkg">IPKG-Configuration</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_p_ipkg">OPKG-Configuration</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_sshkeys"><abbr title="Secure Shell">SSH</abbr>-Keys</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab">Mount Points</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash">Flash Firmware</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_i_system1">Change settings related to the system itself, its identification, installed hard- and software, authentication or mount points.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_i_system2">These settings define the base of your system.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_i_system3">Pay attention as any misconfiguration here may prevent your device from booting or may lock yourself out of it.</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt">Firewall</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_actions">Actions</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_bytes">Traffic</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_chain">Chain</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_destination">Destination</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_flags">Flags</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_inputif">In</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_nochains">No chains in this table</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_norules">No Rules in this chain</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_options">Options</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_outputif">Out</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_packets">Packets</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_pkts">Pkts.</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_policy">Policy</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_prot">Prot.</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_references">References</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_reset">Reset Counters</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_restart">Restart Firewall</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_rulenum">#</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_source">Source</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_status">Firewall Status</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_table">Table</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_ipt_target">Target</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_do">Perform Actions</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_install">Install</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_installurl">Download and install package</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_ipkg">Edit package lists and installation targets</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_name">Paketname</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_name">Package name</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_remove">Remove</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_search">Find package</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_packages_update">Package lists updated</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_sshkeys1">Here you can paste public <abbr title="Secure Shell">SSH</abbr>-Keys (one per line) for <abbr title="Secure Shell">SSH</abbr> public-key authentication.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_mountpoints">Mount Points</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_mountpoints1">Mount Points define at which point a memory device will be attached to the filesystem</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_active">Mounted file systems"</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_used">Used"</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_avail">Available"</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_active">Mounted file systems</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_used">Used</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_avail">Available</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_mountpoint">Mount Point</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_device1">The device file of the memory or partition (<abbr title="for example">e.g.</abbr> <code>/dev/sda1</code>)</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_fs1">The filesystem that was used to format the memory (<abbr title="for example">e.g.</abbr> <samp><abbr title="Third Extended Filesystem">ext3</abbr></samp>)</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_fstab_swap1">If your physical memory is insufficient unused data can be temporarily swapped to a swap-device resulting in a higher amount of usable <abbr title="Random Access Memory">RAM</abbr>. Be aware that swapping data is a very slow process as the swap-device cannot be accessed with the high datarates of the <abbr title="Random Access Memory">RAM</abbr>.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_flashed">Firmware successfully flashed. Rebooting device...</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_flasherr">Failed to flash</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_fwimage">Firmwareimage</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_fwimage">Firmware image</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_received">Image received. About to start flashing process. DO NOT POWER OFF THE DEVICE!</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_inprogress">Now writing firmware. Depending on your hardware this can take up to 20 minutes or more. Please check your device from time to time to see whether the writing process has completed.</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_inprogress">Writing firmware...</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_fwupgrade">Flash Firmware</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_keepcfg">Keep configuration files</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_s_flash_notimplemented">Sorry, this function is not (yet) available for your platform.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_http_authrealm1">The realm which will be displayed at the authentication prompt for protected pages.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_http_config1">defaults to <code>/etc/httpd.conf</code></i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_http_root">Document root</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_http_keepalive">Enable Keep-Alive</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_http_timeout">Connection timeout</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_http_path">Plugin path</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_lucittpd">A lightweight HTTP/1.1 webserver written in C and Lua designed to serve LuCI</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_dropbear1">Dropbear offers <abbr title="Secure Shell">SSH</abbr> network shell access and an integrated <abbr title="Secure Copy">SCP</abbr> server</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_d_pwauth">Password authentication</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_srv_d_pwauth1">Allow <abbr title="Secure Shell">SSH</abbr> password authentication</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_w_channel">Channel</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_w_wifi1">On this pages you
find confiugration options for <abbr title="Wireless Local Area Network">WLAN</abbr> based wireless networks.</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_w_wifi1">On this pages you
can find configuration options for <abbr title="Wireless Local Area Network">WLAN</abbr> based wireless networks.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_w_wifi2">You can easily integrate your 802.11a/b/g/n-devices into your physical network and use the virtual adapter support to build wireless repeaters or offer several networks with one device.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_w_wifi3">There is support for Managed, Client, Ad-Hoc and <abbr title="Wireless Distribution System">WDS</abbr> operating modes as well as <abbr title="Wi-Fi Protected Access">WPA</abbr> and <abbr title="Wi-Fi Protected Access 2">WPA2</abbr> encryption for secure communnication.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_w_devices1">Here you can configure installed wifi devices.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="dhcp_dnsmasq_dhcpleasemax"><abbr title="maximal">max.</abbr> <abbr title="Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol">DHCP</abbr>-Leases</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="dhcp_dnsmasq_addnhosts">additional hostfile</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="dhcp_dnsmasq_queryport">query port</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="dhcp_dnsmasq_enabletftp">Enable TFTP-Server</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="dhcp_dnsmasq_tftproot">TFTP-Server Root</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="dhcp_dnsmasq_dhcpboot">Network Boot Image</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_switch">Switch</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_conntrack">Active Connections</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_conntrack_desc">This page gives an overview over currently active network connections.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_routes">Routes</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_routes4">IPv4 Routes</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_routes6">IPv6 Routes</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_network1">In this area you find all network-related settings.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_network2">On most routers the network switch can be freely configured and splitted up into several <abbr title="Virtual Local Area Network">VLAN</abbr>s.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_network3">Interfaces and <abbr title="Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet">PPPoE</abbr> / <abbr title="Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol">PPTP</abbr>-Settings allow a custom organisation of the network and connections to other networks like the internet.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="dhcp_leases_active">Active Leases</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_ptp">Point-to-Point Connections</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_ptp1">Point-to-Point connections with <abbr title="Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet">PPPoE</abbr> or <abbr title="Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol">PPTP</abbr> are often used to connect a device over <abbr title="Digital Subscriber Line">DSL</abbr> or similar technologies to an internet access point.</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_prereq">You need to install "comgt" for UMTS/GPRS, "ppp-mod-pppoe" for PPPoE, "ppp-mod-pppoa" for PPPoA or "pptp" for PPtP support</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_prereq_mini">You need to install "ppp-mod-pppoe" for PPPoE or "pptp" for PPtP support</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_server"><abbr title="Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol">PPTP</abbr>-Server</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_demand">Automatic Disconnect</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_demand_desc">Time (in seconds) after which an unused connection will be closed</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_keepalive">Keep-Alive</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_keepalive_desc">Number of failed connection tests to initiate automatic reconnect</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_device">Modem device</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_device_desc">The device node of your modem, e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_defaultroute">Replace default route</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_defaultroute_desc">Let pppd replace the current default route to use the PPP interface after successful connect</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_peerdns">Use peer DNS</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_peerdns_desc">Configure the local DNS server to use the name servers adverticed by the PPP peer</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_ipv6">Enable IPv6 on PPP link</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_connect">Connect script</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_connect_desc">Let pppd run this script after establishing the PPP link</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_disconnect">Disconnect script</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_disconnect_desc">Let pppd run this script before tearing down the PPP link</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_pppd_options">Additional pppd options</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_pppd_options_desc">Specify additional command line arguments for pppd here</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_apn">Access point (APN)</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_pincode">PIN code</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_pincode_desc">Make sure that you provide the correct pin code here or you might lock your sim card!</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_service">Service type</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_maxwait">Setup wait time</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_maxwait_desc">Seconds to wait for the modem to become ready before attempting to connect</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="network_interface_encaps">PPPoA Encapsulation</i18n:msg>
+
+
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_r_routes1">Routes specify over which interface and gateway a certain host or network can be reached.</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_routes_static">Static Routes</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_routes_static4">Static IPv4 Routes</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_routes_static6">Static IPv6 Routes</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_routes_kernel4">Active <abbr title="Internet Protocol Version 4">IPv4</abbr>-Routes</i18n:msg>
-<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_r_target1">host-<abbr title="Internet Protocol Address">IP</abbr> or network</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_routes_kernel6">Active <abbr title="Internet Protocol Version 6">IPv6</abbr>-Routes</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_r_target1">Host-<abbr title="Internet Protocol Address">IP</abbr> or Network</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_r_target6"><abbr title="Internet Protocol Version 6">IPv6</abbr>-Address or Network (CIDR)</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="a_n_r_netmask1">if target is a network</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="m_n_inet">Internet Connection</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="m_n_local">Local Network</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="hostnames_entries">Host entries</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="hostnames_hostname">Hostname</i18n:msg>
<i18n:msg xml:id="hostnames_address">IP address</i18n:msg>
-
+<i18n:msg xml:id="m_n_mssfix">Clamp Segment Size</i18n:msg>
+<i18n:msg xml:id="m_n_mssfix_desc">Fixes problems with unreachable websites, submitting forms or other unexpected behaviour for some ISPs.</i18n:msg>
</i18n:msgs>
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