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Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Router

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Advanced wireless security with 128-bit WEP encryption, MAC, or IP address filtering
Interoperates with 802.11b clients at 11 Mbps
Wireless data rates up to 54 Mbps - 5 times faster than 802.11b
All-in-one Internet-sharing router, 4-port switch, and Wireless-G (802.11g) access point
Shares a single Internet connection and other resources with Ethernet wired and Wireless-G clients
All-in-one Internet-sharing router, 4-port switch, and Wireless-G (802.11g) access point
Wireless data rates up to 54 Mbps--5 times faster than 802.11b

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Connectivity Technology	Wireless^Wired	WiFi	Wired^Wireless	WiFi	—
Data Transfer Rate	54 Mb per second	54 MB per second	54 MB per second	1,750 MB per second	—
Item Dimensions	2.75 x 3.54 x 4.33 in	10 x 9.75 x 2.8 in	6.92 x 8.9 x 1.11 in	7.26 x 11.22 x 1.97 in	10.37 x 13.28 x 27.38 in
Item Weight	0.7 lb	1.65 lbs	1 lb	1.65 lbs	1.72 lbs
Total LAN Ports	—	4	4	—	4
Wireless Compatibility	802.11G	802.11 B/G	802.11 a/b/g/n/ac	—	2.4 GHz Radio Frequency

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Wireless-G is the emerging 54 Mbps wireless networking standard that's almost five times faster than the widely deployed Wireless-B ( 802.11b ) products found in homes, businesses and public wireless hotspots around the country. The best part is, since they share the same 2.4GHz radio band, Wireless-G devices talk to existing 11 Mbps Wireless-B equipment. Operates as a DHCP Server NAT technology to protect against Internet intruders Supports VPN pass-through Easy configuration with web browser based configuration utility

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3.5 x 2.8 x 4.3 inches

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11.2 ounces

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2.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

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B00007KDVI

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WRT54G

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1,922 customer reviews

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#548 in Electronics > Computers & Accessories > Networking Products > Routers

Date first available at Amazon.com

November 15, 2001

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ZeRoDeLaY

A rock solid reliable legendary router

June 8, 2016

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Now to note, the WRT54GL is arguably the best consumer wireless router, as there is business-grade stuff that obviously is built much better with a rackmount steel chassis. But when it comes to something that “just works” in the home, the WRT54G is it. It has many different firmware options... With ddwrt firmware you can boost output power to 251mw vs 70mw stock... This is the best of the best 802.11g router ever made for home use.

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Gary Lucas

Extremely Satisfied with Product That Met My Needs

November 10, 2017

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I am extremely happy with this product. I currently have three of these Linksys routers, counting this one but from Amazon a few weeks ago and it truly does the job for my needs. As mentioned in the Engenius review, I had dead spots in the house where my internet would stop working and/or the streams from videos and audio would be choppy. After configuring this router to work as an access point it took care of the problem. All of the routers are in the basement and the two Engenius devices are upstairs and there is absolutely no loss of signal where-ever I am in the house. I will probably need to purchase one more of these routers to replace a current one that sometimes quits working and periodically needs reset to bring its functions back properly.

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Spyder Seven

Make sure you order the right model

April 9, 2016

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Mine was the neutered model. This is an awesome router, but there are a few versions that shipped with HALF the original RAM. That ruins the router, and I was unlucky enough to get one of those. It freaks out when moving large files, during UTP downloads like those used for Planetside 2 and War Thunder, or dealing with a lot of traffic. I'd still not have considered replacing it if not for that single flaw, but here I am in the market. I almost want to pick up a good one of these, but the technology is getting old and I'll have catch up on a decade of wireless development before I know if it will be future-proof.

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"Easy Setup" Not!!

October 10, 2005

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***Find the newer version of this router on amazon for around [...]: Cisco-Linksys WRT54G2 Wireless-G Broadband Router. This older version is sold by third parties at grossly inflated prices.

It's a fine router, but I found the install wizard to be of poor quality.

If you have good networking knowledge, you'll abandon the wizard, use the 100-page online manual, and be fine.

I know more about networking than the average consumer, so I was able to puzzle my way through it, but only by second guessing the documentation at various stages.

The Wizard is particularly sinister. It just tells you to start disconnecting and attaching cables without any input as to whether your current setup includes a pre-existing router (mine does), without any clarity as to whether you should be running the wizard on a hard-wired PC or a wireless equipped PC. After asking for a password (Is it asking me to set a password or am I supposed to know from page 20 of the manual that the factory set password is "admin"?) it refused to go past step 8. These are just some of the pathetic examples.

They provide no printed manual. I had downloaded the 112 page manual from the Linksys Website. Stupid me. It turns out to be copyright 2002 and much inferior to the 2005 manual included on the CD. But can you decide to access the CD manual once you have started the Wizard? No, of course not. You have to completely exit the Wizard and re-start the CD in order to find the "User Guide" tab which loads the manual.

The box proudly displays "SecureEasySetup (TM)" "Wireless Made Simple" "One Touch Setup Button" "Easy Start" "Easy Security" "Easy Everyday"

Apparently Linksys/Cisco knows that ease of setup is crucial. It just doesn't follow through in any consumer-tested way.

I don't know if Netgear, D-Link, etc are any better.

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S. A. Cartwright

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January 27, 2004

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I ordered this router through Amazon, along with its sister PCMCIA card for my Gateway Solo laptop. My goal was merely to broadcast the Comcast Digital Cable access throughout my 2,000 square feet home at the faster 802.11g speed. I wanted to surf the Web from the comfy couch in the TV room or a cozy chair in the living room...my choice -- no wires involved. I have never installed a network, so a lot of the literature, reviews on Amazon, and other sources of information were lost on me: I simply went with the big name brand at a reasonable price.
I installed the router in about 20 minutes using the accompanying CD. Lights were flashing, and the hard connection to my laptop recognized the router. Flipped up the 5 inch rabbit ears and seemed to be in business. All-in-all pretty seamless. I had high hopes that I'd be wirelessly surfing soon. This was pretty exciting to me, as I am still running on Windows 98SE, and worried that I might encounter difficulties.
The installation of the sister WPC54G PCMCIA card didn't go so well. Again, I ran it instruction-by-instruction from the installation CD, and while the Linksys software seemed to install OK, the procedure tripped up when attempting to install a program called 'Odyssey' from a firm called Funk Software, Inc. The program kept looking for drivers, requesting that I insert the Microsoft Windows 98SE disk in my drive. I don't have a Microsoft disk, but a Gateway OEM version that apparently has Microsoft Windows 98SE, but not the specific drivers that Odyssey needs. To sum up, I spent several hours, all told, surfing Microsoft, Linksys, and Funk Software knowledgebase pages, downloading stuff, booting and rebooting my laptop, before giving up and going to bed frustrated. Tried again in the morning, and somehow, I still don't know how, hit the right combination of set up protocols that suddenly energized the PCMCIA card. I went from zero to eighty in no time, and my profanities turned to whoops of joy.
The best online help came from Funk Software, where I found a customer service technician at the help desk who answered my emails. His solution: as I was running a simple home office network (not a corporate enterprise solution) and I didn't employ a RADIUS server (whatever that is?) I shouldn't need Odyssey, so gave me good instructions on how to eradicate it from my PC. Still not entirely sure what Odyssey purports to do, so perhaps I'm missing some benefit?
Nonetheless, the router and card in my laptop are communicating nicely throughout the house...no connections further than 3 walls and 150 feet. Speed is excellent. I stepped through the setup of what I suppose is a rudimentary firewall (clicked a box marked 'Firewall enabled') and turned on WEP 128. I hope to figure out WPA next, and I hope that Odyssey is not part of this set up, but in the final analysis I am pleased with the product, happy I didn't have to pay a consultant, and sending this report to Amazon wirelessly from my comfy chair!
Experience of user: None.
Total install time: 5 hours
Biggest problem: Firmware for WPC54G card missing drivers

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