I had a Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH router for a while. I did install DD-WRT on it (wasn't installed from factory). I ended up replacing it with a linux box to do my routing (even with a rack of Cisco routers/L3 switches behind me). :)
I didn't have any problems with DD-WRT on it. USB even worked without a problem (ext3 support I believe with FTP and ?NFS?). Do remember it supported vlan tagging, but didn't use the feature. DD-WRT will support the three networks, and iptables (a bit cumbersome to edit if my memory servers). Michael On Sun, 05 Aug 2012 19:59:06 -0400 Joshua Judson Rosen <roz...@geekspace.com> wrote: > After 13 years, I think it may finally be time to replace > the PC that's been acting as the router/firewall between me, > the Internet, and people looking for Wi-Fi in my neighbourhood. > > I've heard that Buffalo Technology ships DD-WRT pre-installed > on their devices, so maybe that's what I want. But I have a few > questions--so I'm hoping someone here can help answer them > (*someone* here must have one of these things, right?): > > * What I have right now, and what I really want, is basically > - 2 separate wired interfaces, both of which are distinct > from the wireless interface > - a bunch of iptables rules to route/firewall between > those 3 different networks > > Will one of these Buffalo let me have that? > > * Checking the listings on Amazon.com, I see a bunch > of different AirStation models with different prices > and different numbers in their names, but I can't tell > what the actual differences are other than their names > and prices. Help! What's the different? Which one > do I want, if any? > > * Do they work well? >
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