I'm running an older WRT-54GS with dd-wrt firmware update. Works great
for the house, rock solid. You can get the older ones off ebay cheap,
they have built in 802.11b/g and dual antennas. Here's info on the
versions.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linksys_WRT54G_series
I also have one of the first soekris Net 4501's sitting around somewhere
too.
Mark
Deke Clinger wrote:
I use a Soekris net4801 with a minipci 802.11 abg card and two
antennas. I'm running Voyage Linux (<http://linux.voyage.hk/>) off a
128mb Compact Flash card.
This has been totally solid for me. Absolutely no problems. Cost a bit
more (time and $$$) to set up initially than a Linksys, etc. but this
lets me do iptables stuff (like restrict wireless clients to accessing
the Internet only) and gives me a nice serial console for management.
Pretty cool.
-Deke
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