You shouldn't put an all-in-one wireless / router device on the public internet. The only downside: if you need extra ethernet ports, you'll want a separate switch or possibly a wired router. can easily be outfitted with high gain external antennas a nice Atheros SoC which transmits at the legal max of 1000 mW (I see some other commenters here feel similarly).Īnyway the Ubiquiti PicoStation 2HP, by contrast, has You're usually fine, but I do have one WRT54G-RG at home here that wouldn't even take OpenWRT.
The other problem with the WRT54Gx's is that there's quite a lot of hardware and architecture variation under the hood. Good luck getting anything useful into 2MB.
You can see that in action with the WRT54GS series here, which debuted with 8MB of flash and now only sports 2MB. The problem with them is that, as a given WRT54Gx line matures, they usually shave down the specs. They're the hacker's choice!īefore I discovered Ubiquiti, the Linksys WRT54Gx series was my goto.
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