Review on WiFi router Linksys WRT54GL by Andrey Koulev ᠌

It works well! There is no need to worry about compatibility issues if you choose to go with Dlink. Or not ; -) The confidence level at Linksys is less than 100 percent. I don't mess with things that are already working, so I didn't install the DWRT firmware on my router, but there is still a possibility that flashing it could brick it. The Internet, the distribution of torrents, and everything else is working well with the native firmware. I exclusively use a computer note communicator that works through WiFi. With its benefits, which include dependable and high-quality equipment, it may be experienced right away. Simply put, there are none of the issues that "D-links" have with their software, hardware, or power sources. - straightforward configuration; all that is required of you is to choose a password/login and a WiFi password; - maintains the reliability of the connection, thus there is very little need to reboot, - there is cloning of the network address, - that is, if you were connected with the parameters of the network card to the provider, the router clones them and issues them to the network, - that is, the provider does not need to call about reconfiguring the network, - there is cloning of the network address, - that is, there is cloning of the network address, - that is, there is cloning of the network address, Having these drawbacks: - There is no WiFi N range available - The speed of 54 Mbps is already inadequate. - When downloading torrents and using the Internet, you may experience the effect known as "not up to you" - When the Internet comes back online, but you are unable to access the "web face" at 19220228.1.1 already, you will need to poke the power supply. I couldn't locate the button to turn it off.