I use DD-WRT on three different WRT54GL units. One is my main gateway,
and the other two are wireless bridges providing network connections
remotely to wired-only devices, like TiVos, Playstations, etc.
I can also get statistics on my bandwidth using SNMP (one of the reasons
I chose DD-WRT).
I believe they've managed to shoehorn it in to some of the newer
smaller-memory units, but not necessarily all models.
I got mine on Amazon. I believe you can still get them too.
Tom Metro wrote:
John Orthoefer wrote:
wrt-54g.
That's what I use as well.
Because it runs openwrt...
It can optionally run OpenWRT[1], DD-WRT[2], and other third party
firmware, but for basic needs you may find the stock firmware works just
fine.
1. http://openwrt.org/
2. http://www.dd-wrt.org/
...so it's a small linux box...
Actually several years back they cost reduced the model you'll find
locally in retail stores so that it has less capable hardware and runs a
different OS. If you want the capability to "upgrade" to a third party
firmware, you need to get the Linux version, which is WRT54GL. You'll
rarely find them on sale, but occasionally Buy.com discounts them.
...and 802.1b/g.
802.11B/G
-Tom
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