On 22/11/12 14:17, cjl@??? wrote:
> Okay, so in the light of the many such comments, I've ordered a new
> router, and will go the path of a third party firmware. Although, I'll
> probably go with DD-WRT, just because there seems to be slightly better
> documentation for the things I want - but we shall see....
>
I have two identical routers at home, Netgear WNDR3700, one running
DD-WRT, and one running OpenWRT. Both are rock solid. DD-WRT benefits
from having a nice easy to use web interface whereas OpenWRT benefits
from being highly configurable. There's a few things (such as bridging)
that I found painful in DD-WRT but which work as you'd expect on OpenWRT.
Cheers,
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