Linksys WRT3200ACM

So there we go, we got the antennas installed just finger tight and then we can position them however we want, rotating it all the way around, up or d...

Finally, I thought I would go ahead and share my overall experience with this router. Setting it up was super, super simple. The application is a litt...

The WRT3200ACM provides excellent coverage and plenty of bandwidth to connect and stream to all of your devices. The web-based basic setup is super si...

You’d likely have success with a , WRT1900ACS, WRT1900ACv1, WRT1200AC or WRT3200ACM. These routers came with very strong processors and ram and are beasts for wired traffic. Many also use the Netgear R7800 I did not but you will likely have similar results. * Step 2) Factory Reset the router, Get into the Router via browser and install openwrt.

I purchased this router based on Linksys' reputation, and because my then current router, a Netgear R6250, did not work properly (5ghz band dropouts). I also chose this model because of the strong CPU, 512MB RAM, and eSATA connectivity, which reviews show gives this unit excellent file transfer spee...

After about three years, my Linksys WRT3200ACM gave up while I was in the middle of doing a bunch of important work. Since my internet was out and my phone service sucks, I decided to run to my local BestBuy, see what was available, and grab a router to get back online.

I bought this WRT1900ACS a couple of weeks ago due to the specs and the supposed support for alternative software. After purchasing, I did research and was disappointed to see that Linksys claimed open-source support despite not having coordinated with either the DD-WRT or OpenWRT projects and not h...

The Linksys WRT3200ACM is a well supported router by openwrt, it is also toted as a open source router. I would suggest installing openwrt and using it's many vpn options.

Linksys really ruined their name with this one. I've used Linksys routers for as long as they have existed. This will likely be the last Linksys product I will ever purchase. For starters, the "network map" feature, which is supposed to give you a visualization of all the devices on your network, is...

Linksys WRT3200ACM or WRT1900ACS. Rock solid, OpenWRT-compatible, can't go wrong. These are basically the only routers I buy for home / small office use nowadays.