Linksys’ WRT54G wireless router comes in a mostly black plastic casing with a blue front facing that combines all of the unit’s indicator lights, as well as the router’s main selling point — a single ...

Hi, A few months ago, I wrote to the kernel list describing the relationship between Linksys (now business unit of Cisco Systems), their WRT54G 802.11g wireless home gateway, and Linux. At the time, ...

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IRVINE, Calif. & LAS VEGAS-- (BUSINESS WIRE)--Linksys® today announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, that it is bringing back the heritage of the best-selling router of all time – the ...

When you are first setting up a network for your office or business, you will probably go with a wireless router that can handle network encryption, such as a Linksys router. Since Linksys routers are ...

LAS VEGAS–How many of you remember the Linksys WRT54G wireless router? You may remember it as the first router you ever owned, or you may remember it for its distinctive blue, boxy look with antennas ...

Everyone remembers their first wireless router: The blue-and-black Linksys WRT54G. The way you fumbled with those ports. The way you left the admin password at its default setting. The way you tried, ...

Got friendly neighbors that want to share their broadband connection with you? Even if they don't want to, you can still use "client mode" to share a single wireless internet connection with your ...

The Linksys Wireless-G WRT54GS is a step up from its smaller cousin, the WRT54G. One significant addition: SpeedBooster—Linksys's name for Broadcom's performance-enhancing Afterburner technology. This ...

The original blue-and-black Linksys WRT54G wireless router, released way back in 2002, holds an odd place in my heart. On the one hand, it was cheap and performed reasonably well, but on the other it ...

How do I troubleshoot and identify the source of recent wireless problems with my Linksys WRT54G running the latest Tomato firmware? Basically, I want to know if my router's wireless components are ...