Cisco-Linksys WET54G Wireless-G Ethernet Bridge
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Customer Review: A perfect fit
Summary: 5 Stars
The Linksys WET54G Wireless-G Ethernet Bridge was easy to set up and worked with all my existing wireless equipment flawlessly. The comprehensive setup options for the router made customizing access and and connections fluid and boasts a easy to use CD wizard that will get even the beginner up and running in less than a half an hour. Over all it is a fantastic product and performs seamlessly.Customer Review: Extremely reliable!
Summary: 5 Stars
I've got 2 of these on my home network, and they are able to connect to the wireless lan where other's have failed. I use the WPA-PSK mode, and it works perfectly. Connection is always up.
Note: I tried a related product to this one -- the WETG54S5 (bridge + switch). Don't bother. Under encrypted mode, it's nearly useless.
Customer Review: Works fine with Debian GNU/Linux
Summary: 5 Stars
This is why I bought the WET54G. Had to go to the Linksys website to get the correct directions to setup the device. Couldn't access the setup program inside the WET54G unless my ethernet card had a static IP address.
I give 5 stars because it works flawlessly like all linksys hardware that I own.
Customer Review: Good stuff
Summary: 5 Stars
This product is difficult to set-up on more complicated networks, but tech support answered quickly and stayed with me until the problem was solved. I was impressed. I would highly recommend this product...if you have any problems, you know there will be a competent techie to get you up and running.Customer Review: Works Very Well
Summary: 5 Stars
Works very well. As with ANY network hardware device, the FIRST thing you need to do is update the firmware to the latest version. Set up was relatively easy, but I can see where some people not familiar with configuring network devices could get confused. An Ethernet bridge is NOT for beginners.