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Thank you for your post. They are interesting solutions. However, in my environment, it is not practical to put in another system. I need some wireless router with bandwidth control features. Looks like I have to go for DD-WRT solution. Can someone advise what brand/model WRT wireless routers are proven to be stable? I do care only about reliability/stability and (WAN) bandwidth control, not care any other features, such MIMO, speed, etc.<br />
Thanks.
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Thank you for your post. They are interesting solutions. However, in my environment, it is not practical to put in another system. I need some wireless router with bandwidth control features. Looks like I have to go for DD-WRT solution. Can someone advise what brand/model WRT wireless routers are proven to be stable? I do care only about reliability/stability and (WAN) bandwidth control, not care any other features, such MIMO, speed, etc.
Thanks.

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Hi,<br />
I am looking for some wireless router that has (WAN) bandwidth control feature. Some experts already point out DD-WRT v23 has fine bandwidth control feature. I try it on Linksys WRT54G v6 and the box seems to be unreliable. Can someone tell me which wireless router has built-in (WAN) bandwidth control? If not, any WRT hardware that I can load DD-WRG on it and it is proven to be reliable? I thought Cisco wireless router should be reliable but it does not seem to have bandwidth control features.<br />
Any way, any help is appreciated.
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Hi,
I am looking for some wireless router that has (WAN) bandwidth control feature. Some experts already point out DD-WRT v23 has fine bandwidth control feature. I try it on Linksys WRT54G v6 and the box seems to be unreliable. Can someone tell me which wireless router has built-in (WAN) bandwidth control? If not, any WRT hardware that I can load DD-WRG on it and it is proven to be reliable? I thought Cisco wireless router should be reliable but it does not seem to have bandwidth control features.
Any way, any help is appreciated.

Any wireless router that is stable and has bandwidth control?

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Wireless Hardware

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