Re: LINKSYS WRT54GS router

If I had a shopping list, it'd be at the top of the list. Speedbooster!

"geo" <huskyrider390@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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thinking more now of the LINKSYS WRT54GS router for future wireless,
can I get some opinions on this one from the people that have it.

a. how easy to get up and running, any configuring or does it run
pretty much out of the box
b. i don't have wireless anything now, can you disable the wireless
part of it
c. what do you have to do to keep people from stealing your
connection with the wireless

thanks


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