[Wftl-lug] Good, reliable, wireless routers

[Matt Snell]

Putting my support behind the WRT54GL, I use it personally and have convinced
several of my friends to grab it as well.  Not only is it a solid piece of
hardware, it allows you to run the stock firmware or install 3rd party such
as DD-WRT (which is what I use).  

M@


On Thu, Dec 06, 2007 at 11:52:58AM -0500, Craig Maloney wrote:
> 
> >
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > Today, I turn to you for help.  Every wireless router I've bought in the
> > last
> > couple of years lasts somewhere between 90 days and a year. And even when
> > they do work, the service is spotty, unreliable, or unstable. Gods of
> > Galador! Is there such a thing as a decent, reliable, wireless router?! Is
> > it
> > even possible?! Can you, dear members of this most astute and intelligent
> > group, recommend something I might be happy to own?
> >
> > Your humble host . . . me.
> 
> I've enjoyed lots of success with the WAP54G I bought. It's the
> access-point version of the WRT54G (prior to them calling it the WRT54GL).
> If I were to buy a router, I'd by the WRT54GL based on my experience.
> 
> Perhaps a list of what has blown up for you would help us not recommend
> the same recycle-fodder you've purchased in the past?
> 
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