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Thanks. I think closest match is http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/asus/wl-330n but installation seems a little convoluted. Still, if I knew WL-330N = WL-330NUL I would probably give it a god first before buying another router :)

i will look into dd-wrt The asus model I have it nos supported https://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database Or should i try anyway? if though the model is not listed?

It will be used in a setup like this: Main router (wifi switched off) > Switch > Switch > rooms-where-I-want-wifi Sounds like i should get one of the tp-link products you suggest :) Is dd-wrt installation as simple as it looks from here: https://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database...

I never go this working the way I waned, but I have picked a solution and i am grateful for all the help received. I may ry take another stab a it later this year and will maybe return to the thread then

I tried ASUS WL-330NUL (travel wifi router solution) where I plug it into a switch. It shares wifi fine, but the signal strength is way too high, and there is no way to configure it. In summary I need: - A wifi sharing solution that I can power and connect to a switch using an ethernet cable. -...

In summary I need: - A wifi sharing solution that I can power and connect to a switch using an ethernet cable. - A wifi sharing solution where I can actually configure signal strength and wifi protocols used. I tried ASUS WL-330NUL (travel wifi router solution) where I plug it into a switch. It...

I have a fully cabled home. I don't really want to need wifi, but sometimes people come by with tablets. Hence i am looking for an usb-wifi solution that I can connect by ethernet cable to one of my switches, i.e.: Router > switch > switch > wifi hotspot. I want something that is dead easy to...

I must ad mit I had problems with OpenVPN finding out how I could actually make it accept VPN connections. I could see OpenVPN was used by various 3rd party solutions that provided client configuration files, but... well, the GUI had nothing about configuring anything for incoming connections...

I have: Windows 7 Ultimate desktop PC with internet through cabled router Windows 8.1 Home laptop PC with internet through mobile Android WIFI I find out my public IP and ping it to confirm (check) I configure my router to forward various ports (check?) I then have the following 3 things found...