Buffalo WHR-G125

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Buffalo WHR-G125

Buffalo has a new device WHR-G125 that is DD-WRT compatible with a betterreceiver that is cheaper than the WHR-HP-G54 have any experience, pro or con with this yet?I ask as I'm ready to buy several WHR-HP-G54s

Question for Jeff Liebermann

Hi Jeff,I found an old post of yours where you said "DD-WRT and OpenWRT bothhave a bridging mode. However, it's notexactly transparent bridging and may cause problems if you expecttransparent bridging."I've got an old Win98 computer with...

My Netgear decided to quit today.

With a couple of hiccups, reboots, and power cycles, my Netgear WGR614v4seems to have given up. It still has power and lights... It just doesn'tcommunicate any more.I replaced it with a Linksys BEFW11S4 802.11b. I was surprised I could...

Do I need a new wireless router

Currently have a Linksys router WRK54G that I bought 3 yrs ago. I have created a home network, consisting of 2 different wireless laptops and a wireless printer. I have an internet cable modem connected to the router and the network works...

Fastest Bridging Configuration

Maybe someone can direct me to a previous post, but simply, I'mlooking for the fastest wireless link I can set up (bridging). I havetwo LANs (separate buildings) that are 0.4 miles apart that I want tobridge together.I've set up past links...

New Buffalo WHR-G125

Just noticed this is out. The old WHR-G54 has been "out-of-stock" fora month and this is now showing up - in it's place?Wonder what the difference is, other than the case. I see that theantenna is probably no longer "hi-gain" which means...

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