Dino K wrote:
Can you link me a model? And you have less issues with these then the buffalos?



On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 11:35 AM, stan orr <sso...@mtpalomar.net <mailto:sso...@mtpalomar.net>> wrote:

    Dino K wrote:

        I'm not aware of ASUS making a wireless router based on DDWRT

        On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 10:02 AM, stan orr
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           Dino K wrote:

               Buffalos are the best DDWRT, hands down...
               .


               On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 3:40 PM, Paul Saenz
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                  From you experience can you tell me what are some of
        the better
                  routers (ease of use/reliability/feature full/etc.)
        that are
                  supported
                  by ddwrt...... economy ($wise) is a plus.


                  Thanks
                  Paul


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WOW!! I work for an ISP and we deal with routers all the
        time.  I
           would have to say that Buffalo and Belkin are the two that
        we have
           the most problems with.
           For the DDWRT firmware, we use ASUS exclusively.

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    They don't with the DD-WRT installed.  We change their firmware to
    DD-WRT before we put them into service.

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We use the ASUS WL-520GC as a router or configure it for wireless, and they work great. Not one failure on these and we have about 200 in the field. Buffalo's were our exclusive for a few years and than we started having problems with about 40% of them right out of the blue. I think it was about the time they were in the middle of patent infringement litigation and they were at fault.
That's when we made the change.
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