WiFi router Linksys WRT54GL Review

This was the first gadget of its kind that I had personal experience with. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of changing it to a zuksel, and I felt terrible about it. Linksys handed over to his parents, for whom he works with self-assurance to this day. If the top speed goes up to 50 miles per hour, you should absolutely go for it. Got pros: There was not a single failure in the past two and a half years! Applying the criteria is a very practical way to "distribute" WIFI because of how…

After the dir-300 and two kinetics, there is finally some calm: the device functions normally and does not demand any attention from the user. Wouldn't want to put a damper on things. Got pros: Stability. I really hope that I won't have to worry about this router again and that I won't have to touch it again, provided that all of the conditions are met. By itself, this benefit more than compensates for any potential drawbacks. Negatives: It's a bit sluggish by today's standards. After Kinetics,

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…

It has been in operation for more than a year, the highest load is anywhere from 30 to 50 customers each day, and it is installed for customers who use laptops. However, there is one minor issue: when it is being placed, one must ensure that there are no high-voltage mains or instrument panels in the immediate vicinity. With its positives being: Several different types of firmware, easy to set up, the capabilities of the standard firmware are greatly reduced or, more simply, 20% to 25% of its…

Died in the second week of use. I turn it on . and silence, and this is with standard firmware! Now he is a bedding for flowers with a blinking Power lamp. There is also no service center in Hong Kong.

A stable normal thing - set it up - set it and forget it. I have 2 devices working on LAN, and up to 10 on WiFI - no problems. (More than 2 years of use) Got pros: - stable factory firmware - stable operation of the device, - does not heat up, does not hang - one of the antennas is removable With its cons: - price (although it justifies itself for stability and quality)

A stable normal thing - set it up - set it and forget it. I have 2 devices working on LAN, and up to 10 on WiFI - no problems. (More than 2 years of use)

A router is a minimally fancy workhorse. Works stably, but no frills. For most users, its capabilities will be enough for the eyes. And once again - it works STABLE, which is very important :) Different pros: It works stably, unlike the DIR-320, it has never hung up yet. Inexpensive for a product with a Cisco logo :) Pretty strong signal. Easy to set up. Some cons: Too poor native firmware. Does not support vpn server name, only works by ip. How many did not fight - and could not…

In-home use of the router is common. Only one workstation is wired for Ethernet; the others use wireless networking. There can be a maximum of 5 individuals using the network at once, with a total of 8 devices connected. Before to that, there was an Asus router, which I had to put up with for a long time until finally giving up the ghost. The stars and planets pale in comparison to him. List of advantages below: It's as simple as turning it on and leaving it alone. Job security is very high…

This is perfect! Purchasing Dlink ensures compatibility with all devices. Or not ;-) Confidence is below 100% at Linksys. Even though there is a small risk of bricking the router when flashing the DWRT firmware, I didn't install it since I don't mess with what works. Internet, torrent distribution, and native firmware are all good to go. A computer note communicator that I only access through WiFi.

There is some hope for recovery because a few dead and wrongly flashed routers were successfully revived. These are some advantages: dependable work product. It has been operating for over a year in various offices (10–20 users), and they haven't really let me down. The DD-WRT firmware transforms a standard router into a useful tool for a system administrator by opening up a lot of possibilities that were not even mentioned in the standard one. Cons: There may be some for this model that I have

It has been in use for more than a year; its daily maximum load is between 30 and 50 clients; and it was installed for clients who use laptops. However, there is one small issue: before installing it, make sure that there are no nearby high-voltage mains or instrument panels. These are some advantages: Multiple firmware types, simple setup, 20% to 25% of the device's real capabilities are available in the standard firmware, the price of the device is reasonable between 2900 and 3400, those who…

After dir-300 and two kinetics, take a sip of tranquility knowing that the equipment is operating steadily and not pleading for help. would bring bad luck. These are some advantages: Stability. As long as everything is in place, I'd like to be able to ignore this router and never touch it again. Any potential drawbacks are outweighed by this benefit alone. has certain drawbacks By today's standards, quite slow. The speed is substantially slower after Kinetics. It is impossible to replicate the…

This was the first device of its kind for me. Figured it out myself) Sadly, I altered it to a zuksel and was angry. He continues to work with assurance at Linksys, which was given to his parents. If it can go up to 50 mph, I definitely suggest taking it. has various benefits: There were no failures at all throughout a 2.5 year period! Using the principles makes "distributing" WIFI relatively simple. The WiFi in the apartment easily passes across two walls. Pros below: reduces speed by 50 Mbps…

In general, a reliable router or wireless access point will catch the norms. Having specifically gone down to the first floor, I can report that the signal strength is slightly below average. I purchased a second computer, but then I decided to get a phone with Wi-Fi built in so that the Wi-Fi I purchased would not go to waste =)) Various pros: Excellent model! 1. Does not hang 2. Functions reliably 3. The installation process for novices will take slightly longer than ten minutes, providing…

Pros below: For 3 years of operation, I tried the router in all modes - bridge, access point, client. I put different firmware - expanse! Got cons: For 3 years of use, the power of the WAN port weakened, constant disconnections began, I had to bridge to another LAN port.

Its pros: Excellent router. + 2 antennas (receiving and transmitting) + compatible with dd-wrt + holds loads! + cool design Its cons: - bigger antennas - with fastening it is not clear what, and if on the table then the cords drag it to the floor, it is too light

Before this router, I used a router, which had to be rebooted every two days. he hung. This one - turned on two months ago, never touched it. I use at home.

Its pros: You can use third-party firmware, respectively, use a router for all 100 Has some cons: When connected via PPTP and L2TP, it cuts the speed to about 5Mbps (there is not enough processor power. I tried different firmware)

With hardware 1.1 and with native firmware, I forgot the Wi-Fi network security settings 2 times a day, and once a week I forgot all the settings in general. I was tormented for a week, I installed DD-WRT, since then the flight has been normal for 3 months.