E8450

Cudy RE-3000 (officially a repeater; needs a transitionary firmware flashed first) GL.iNET GL-MT3000 Netgear WAX202 Linksys E8450 (needs flashing a special installer first; note: can't go back to stock, the documented procedure fails and bricks the router, making it unrecoverable without a serial ca

Haven't had any issues so far with the OpenWRT One. It might not be the best price to performance / features, but you won't regret getting it, as it's sure to be well supported by OpenWRT. I've used Linksys E8450 and ASUS RT-AX59U, but both were fairly unstable and had to be restarted ~daily just to

openwrt-24.10.0-mediatek-mt7622-linksys_e8450-ubi-squashfs-sysupgrade.itb This is the name of the file I used. Thanks for the emotional support, I am very frustrated with myself. Is the teardown not that bad? I have no idea how connecting to such a port works and all of the guides I have been lookin

"If an IT department lacks the resources to maintain 40+ custom Wi-Fi devices, then that rules out OpenWrt. " That is an interesting statement because it could certainly presuppose that you have an IT department that lacks the PEOPLE but has the MONEY to afford 40+ Meraki devices on the monthly/year

It's garbage! I have issues with it too and I'm a network engineer by trade. And the tools they offer don't freaking work. I'm putting this piece of garbage Linksys E8450 AX3200 in the trash.