On Fri, 12 Dec 2008 05:09:51 -0800, Jeff Liebermann wrote in :
"Works as advertised" was at least as much a reference to security (isolation), which I'm hoping is something more robust than just a subnet mask. The problem is that many (most?) vendors don't bother with rigorous testing and certification of security (e.g., by ICSA) -- shame on us for not demanding that!
That's A Good Thing© :)
Thanks -- I'm adding a "guest account" section to the wiki.
Yep -- that's my main complaint with DD-WRT -- to be truly ready for prime time it desperately needs a configuration wizard. But of course that's dull and boring work that the human wizards (hackers) don't find terribly interesting or important. ;)
Yep, with a suitable warning and disclaimer.
What's also needed is throttling of the guest account as a standard feature -- which of these have that?