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Slickone
- Tired Member
posted: Jul. 11, 2008 @ 12:28p 
MoreBuyMoreSave said:Amazon had it for $40.99 (no Tax/Free shipping/No rebate) a few weeks ago. I bought it from Amazon because I'm in California and Newegg charges tax. The current Amazon price is $44.99.
I know it's been 2 days since your post, but I see a WRT54G for $45, and a WRT54GL for $62. Which one did you get? Which one is recommended?
What's a good cheap wireless card to go with it? |
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relaxandreflect
- Shopaholic Member
posted: Jul. 12, 2008 @ 9:44a
babylon5 said:I got this router. Using Tomato, running 12 hours a day, no problem.
Funny how some people are jealous of this router. Get a life already. I agree with you, but why are you only running it for 1/2 the day? |
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blahbooboo2
- Addicted Member
posted: Jul. 12, 2008 @ 10:11a
sjwaste said:blahbooboo2 said:Wish there were more 1000 LAN connection routers. Cheapest are still about $100 and mixed reviews.
Not a big deal, really. Just get a gigabit switch, the Trendnet 5 and 8 port models are posted here frequently, and plug it into one of the ports on the router. Put all of your Gig-E clients on the switch and they'll transfer faster amongst themselves. It's not like you're going to get gigabit speeds with a wireless peer anyway, so it's a good setup. Yes, but I don't want 2 devices to run. More mess. Just have to wait for the industry to mature this device type. |
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10dulkar
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jul. 12, 2008 @ 10:25a
Hi Would really help if someone could help me. I have a router (buffalo) set up as a main router and am running tomato. However, the range of the router is not the best, so i bought this router to 'extend' my range. However, while searching online i am very confused - there is wds, wireless bridge, wireless client etc etc etc... so can someone help me! please!! here is what i am looking to do - extend the range of my primary router - thats it! i wont connect any gadgets to the secondary router...its just going to stay in one corner... also - i prefer to use WEP, since i have some wireless gadgets that cant connect through WPA... thanks very much, much in advance!!! |
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doubletake
- Addicted Member
posted: Jul. 12, 2008 @ 12:32p
10dulkar said:Hi
Would really help if someone could help me. I have a router (buffalo) set up as a main router and am running tomato. However, the range of the router is not the best, so i bought this router to 'extend' my range. However, while searching online i am very confused - there is wds, wireless bridge, wireless client etc etc etc...
so can someone help me! please!! here is what i am looking to do - extend the range of my primary router - thats it! i wont connect any gadgets to the secondary router...its just going to stay in one corner...
also - i prefer to use WEP, since i have some wireless gadgets that cant connect through WPA...
thanks very much, much in advance!!! This is not the best forum for your discussion. You should post you questions at the computer forum. As a senior member, you should know better. You need to setup your spare router as an access point to the main router, not as a bridge. |
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10dulkar
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jul. 12, 2008 @ 12:48p
doubletake - point taken. sorry! i have also posted the question in the computer section, but was getting a little impatient and decided to ask here...will be careful next time... |
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lowprice
- Addicted Member
posted: Jul. 14, 2008 @ 11:30a
Grrr. Dang missed it... price is up'ed. Original Price: $69.99
You Save: $8.00
$61.99 ($51.99 after $10.00 Mail-In Rebate pdf )
Free 3 Business Day Shipping
(Not available in HI, AK and PR)
In Stock |
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Frenchy2k1
- Member
posted: Jul. 14, 2008 @ 3:01p
for those that missed the deal, the ASUS WL-520GU is a very similar router (16MB/4MB) that also runs DD-WRT and also has a USB port to top it.
It can be found for ~$45 usually at Mwave for example. Also at zzf for $40. |
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