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diff --git a/i18n/english/luasrc/i18n/admin-core.en.xml b/i18n/english/luasrc/i18n/admin-core.en.xml
index ee6512b9ef..4c11c8b5c1 100644
--- a/i18n/english/luasrc/i18n/admin-core.en.xml
+++ b/i18n/english/luasrc/i18n/admin-core.en.xml
@@ -12,10 +12,10 @@
 <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 &amp; 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>
@@ -38,18 +38,41 @@
 <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>
@@ -100,11 +123,15 @@
 <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>
@@ -166,10 +193,15 @@
 <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>
@@ -196,6 +228,8 @@
 <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>
@@ -214,10 +248,23 @@
 <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>
@@ -309,5 +356,6 @@
 <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>