networking project
Harold Hartley
harold_hartley at verizon.net
Mon Sep 3 16:33:05 UTC 2007
Billie Walsh wrote:
> On 09/03/2007 Michael Bach (gmx) wrote:
>
>> The standard linksys
>> software is maybe too limited for more advanced setups of port
>> forwarding or packet routing. You can replace the original linksys
>> firmware by openwrt [1] (I actually run my router with this). Openwrt
>> can be extended by additional packages.
>>
>
> Yikes! I had forgotten about the openwrt thing. By all means if you are
> running a Linksys install the new software to it. It makes a monster
> machine out of them. We've got two running and they kick booty. [ Don't
> tell anyone I told you but you can crank them babies up to about a
> quarter watt output for some real WIFI connectivity. Don't recommend it
> for long term use but............... We run ours at about 100/125mW. ]
>
> IF you try to access the router from a windows machine use Firefox, NOT
> IE. When we changed over our first one Tracie, who has to have Windows
> for her work, thought she had killed the router. IE wouldn't show all
> the menus, and trashed what it did show. I logged in with Firefox on
> Linux and everything was fine. She opened up Firefox and logged in and
> it was fine.
>
>
Do you have to run windows to install the software to the router or can
I use linux to do that.
Harold
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