Michael Chaney wrote: > dd-wrt gives you a lot more control over the ports, as does openwrt. > > >From a hardware perspective, the wrt54g has a single ethernet port > behind a tagging switch. Packets are tagged with the port # when they > come in, and the kernel has the ability to then create virtual > interfaces based on the tagging. From a hardware standpoint, there's > nothing special about the WAN port. > > With openwrt, you can do anything with the hardware. > I have already bricked a dd-wrt due to a user trying to do an improper reset, even after my instructions. If I can do it with the default fireware, the better for right now. Have to get this up and running now.
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