Hopefully this is only a firmware problem that can be fixed, but currently I would not recommend buying this router.

There's either a hardware defect or a serious firmware problem that no one has figured out yet

I'm guessing there is a firmware problem with how the router handles ip addresses and there lease times and renewing them

It's a firmware problem and if you visit the Linksys forums you'll see a lot of people are having the same woes.

Amazing I was able to install DDWRT open source firmware within 15 minutes of opening the box

but i personally unsuccessful and 5 linksys agents were also

Although reviews didn't show a huge performance difference and on paper the upgrade seemed marginal (a slightly faster 4 core cpu vs the 1900s older dual core, and 512M of team vs the 1900s 256

I like that it is easy to hook up and use.no issues at all so far everything works as it should.

Of course, I've also tried moving the router, but am limited as to placement.

I was really hoping this router, as ugly as it is, would win me over with performance.

This is unacceptable to me as I do not have that kind of money to have held during this process as well as to me even per

I used a old portable Wifi AP (not available on Amazon; Zonet ZSR4174WE) to add a "b" connection to work around.

Although reviews didn't show a huge performance difference and on paper the upgrade seemed marginal (a slightly faster 4 core cpu vs the 1900s older dual core, and 512M of team vs the 1900s 256