Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 16:27 Post subject: wrk54g does anything work on this router?
wrk54g does anything work on this router? bought by accident tryed to flash with ddwrt but failed thought it was wrt54g,I tried search someone asked but didnt get an answer for this model.thankyou in advance. _________________ amd 3500,xp pro,2bfg6600pci express,1gig pc4000,evgaboard
what's the status of the router right now? what is the exact model number... found at the bottom of the router... wrK54g or wrT54g? version? _________________ Chabert More T. Dangkulos
a.k.a. Ken Adams
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*former EarthLink LPV TRON(Level 3 Tech Support)
Technical Support Representative(US CableISP)
Convergys Philippines
Cebu Site
also I have a wrt54g set to client bridge which took me days to acomplish but now I want to use the wrt 54g to plug into the wrk54g and use the wrk54g to send wireless to my other computers. I dont have to change the firmware on the wrk54g but would like to if posible but I need to know basic settings with no encryption.thank you in advance.i _________________ amd 3500,xp pro,2bfg6600pci express,1gig pc4000,evgaboard
im not really sure, but wrk54g is not supported by dd-wrt firmware...
so, you got total of 2routers right now, correct?
wrt54g and wrk54g...
which one is working right now...?
which is connected directly to the modem?
can do a little sketch of your existing network? _________________ Chabert More T. Dangkulos
a.k.a. Ken Adams
*former Linksys Tech Support, Badge ID 27577
*former EarthLink LPV TRON(Level 3 Tech Support)
Technical Support Representative(US CableISP)
Convergys Philippines
Cebu Site
wrt54g with ddwrtver23 in client bridge mode plugs into the back of wrk54g as internet feed ,now would like to go wireless with the wrk54g. sorry dont know how to do sketch on computer yet. _________________ amd 3500,xp pro,2bfg6600pci express,1gig pc4000,evgaboard
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 15:07 Post subject:
wrk54g router uses a Marvel chip, not the Broadcom. To make things worse, there haven't been firmware updates to it for a long while. As if that's not enough, it's being sold in the USA in Office Depot stores as part of a bundle that includes a WiFi PC Card, AND some telcos may be handing them out as part of their DSL service.
It's probably best used with WiFi turned off, because WiFi works best with encryption turned off. _________________ ==
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