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MikeTRose Jul 1, 2009

Picked up a Linksys B/G router for less than $60 today; N was overkill for this particular installation, and the previous Netgear had not endeared itself. The CD-based setup utility worked fine on the Mac and the router was up and running in 10 minutes without a trip through the web-based...

racketboy Jul 3, 2009

I used to be a diehard supporter of Linksys products -- I always bought their routers and adapters for myself, familiy and friends. Some of the routers I bought a year or so ago we solid and the software was very handy. Once my old one died (the AC adapter plug on the unit went bad), I...

peter Jul 23, 2010

I have a somewhat uncommon setup in my apartment -- I have two routers, and connect them together via PowerLine networking so I can get coverage throughout my home. I used the WRT54G2 as an access point that connected back to a regular WRT54G, which was fine for the first few months. Then the...

digitalangel Sep 27, 2011

The black slender case is nice looking & durable & can easily be hung on the wall by the base. Because the antenna is internal, the signal strength is low & there is no way to boost the signal without an external antenna. Signal strength is more important to me than aesthetics. I...

thunsaker Mar 30, 2010

I can't speak to the default, out-of the box experience with this router, I purchased this as a refurb from Newegg when looking for a second router to create a wireless network bridge. I was able to flash the firmware with no issues and get it setup quickly with the DD-WRT firmware. I...

felipevt Feb 18, 2012

Todo funcionaba bien al comienzo pero a contar de 3 meses empezó a perder señal y el equipo se reiniciaba. Realicé actualizaciones de firmware pero siguió igual.

rokorre Jul 3, 2009

well i got a new cable line isntalled . . . new wire ran and a brand new modem . . . for a couple of weeks the modem werked really great then . . . it died . . . it would drop connection wired and wireless every few mintues . . . i tried each port seperate and even running it to a switch nothing...

cocoy2814 Oct 11, 2011

This is one of those routers you buy, plug in and should work out of the box for most people. Great for small houses or lofts.

foilking Dec 26, 2009

Over the Christmas break, my girlfriend's family had gotten the WRT54G2 from their Internet provider (Earthlink) to replace the WRT54G that was not working. So as the tech guy for the family, I offered my help in setting up this router. We started at 8:30 pm and followed the instructions...