Dan wrote: > At 12:07 PM -0700 2/27/2009, nestamicky wrote: > >> Since this thread is going on and since I have more than a few >> modems and wireless routers, I've always wanted to ask: what fun >> stuff can one do with these things, especially the wireless routers? >> Any ideas? >> > > On the WAN side, very little if it's the direct connection to the ISP > - they control that side and will rip your liver out if you fool with > it. > > On the LAN side (wired or wireless)... depends on the device. Some > let you tweak the size of the NAT table etc. Some let you bridge > easily - so you can "daisy chain" them to create really large > coverage areas. > > ...Given the rate at which wifi standards change, you might be better > of selling 'em now while you can get a few bucks for 'em! :\ > > - Dan. > I was mainly thinking the LAN side. I do not mess with the ISP; the usually have all the tools and time to crack down on customers. I don't. I might try the daisy chain thing until someone comes up with a great way to 'play' with these things. These are old b routers and would not bring in anything, really. Part of the reason they're with me...from those who moved on to better and bigger routers.
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