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Old 14-03-2007, 20:46   #12
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Re: router
And just how much would a Cisco router set you back? There's a reason you don't see many of them around the house...

My vote is another for the 54G (or 54GL as it would need to be now) with DD-WRT. It does run on other routers these days, but the 54G has a brilliant track record. If it helps, IIRC, Linksys was bought by Cisco a while back to serve the domestic market.
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