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  3. February 2006

Re: VOIP determine composite bandwidth used

> I would personally recommend getting a slightly older model 
> WRT54G, as the newer models run a proprietary operating 
> system (not Linux) which cannot be hacked.  There are a few 
> projects to provide more feature rich firmware for the 
> linksys Linux based routers.

You're right.  Look at this:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WRT54G
They've been all over the board.

What about the WRTP54G or WRT54GP2?  These have the phone adapter, router,
and wireless access point all in one.  Don't know which opsys they use.  The
data sheets don't say.  There are posts on Vonage forums about the WRTP54G
having problems, but that's been months ago and it seems like they've been
cleared up.

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