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:Wi-Fi Planet: DD-WRT Tutorial 1: Static DHCP
Wi-Fi Planet: DD-WRT Tutorial 1: Static DHCP
Aug 4, 2006, 04 :30 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (9149 reads)

"By now, you probably know that upgrading the near-legendary Linksys WRT54G series routers with free, often open-source firmware is one of the best bargains going. Replacement firmware typically offers a plethora of advanced router and firewall features rarely found on sub-$100 hardware.

"DD-WRT, a free, open-source firmware coded and distributed by 'BrainSlayer,' has emerged as one of the leading, most powerful and also user-friendly firmware replacements for the WRT54G series. DD-WRT is available for an increasingly wide range of routers besides the WRT54G, including models by Asus, Belkin, Buffalo Devices, Motorola and Siemens..."

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Good article about static IP assignments ...   good series   
wildpossum
Aug 4, 2006, 05:34:37
 
OpenWRT is my drug of choice at home.  I ...   Another good WRT54 firmware...   
Digital Wokan
Aug 4, 2006, 22:23:50
 
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