![]() ![]() A range extender could be placed halfway between the porch area and the location of the main router to bring a useable connection while sipping your beer and grilling brats. For example, let's say a dead zone in coverage exists on your porch. Range extenders are purpose built devices that "hook on" to an existing Wi-Fi connection as provided by a wireless router and amplify that signal to extend coverage beyond the range of that router. NETGEAR PR2000 (Trek) As a Range Extender The PR2000 also allows for USB file sharing over the Wi-Fi network! So, it's becoming clear that the PR2000 solves a variety of problems encountered in the home and while travelling. Plus, it's actually three products in one: Its footprint is incredibly small - only about 3.3 inches square - and can be powered either by plugging directly into the wall or via USB. The NETGEAR PR2000 is a unique, specialized product but manages to be very easy to set up and use. I could sum up this review with those three words, but that's hardly enough detail, no? Tomato by Toastman for WNR3500Lv1 (VPN). ![]() ![]() Tomato by Toastman for WNR3500Lv1 (USB).Tomato by Shibby for WNR3500Lv2 v117 (All In One).Tomato by Shibby for WNR3500Lv1 117-VPN.DD-WRT Kong Mod WNDR4500V1/V2 Updated with latest openssl for Heartbleed.DD-WRT K3 for NETGEAR R7000 Nighthawk WiFi Router Kong build.DD-WRT K3 for NETGEAR R6250 WiFi Router Kong.DD-WRT K3 for NETGEAR R6300v2 WiFi Router Kong.If you are running and old version of DD-WRT, Tomato or a NETGEAR supplied DD-WRT buid here are the links for new builds that have the Heartbleed fixes In addition, NETGEAR confirms there are no vulnerabilities to the Heartbleed bug in thier routers running factory firmware. This vulnerability is only if running the following services are using OpenSSL with TLS:ĭepending on your setup you may not be affected by Heartbleed. More detailed information about Heartbleed can be found in the security advisory: Since every request delivers another 64k memory block an attacker could retrieve sensitive data from the service i.e. The Heartbleed vulnerability allows an attacker to read random 64k blocks of memory of the service using OpenSSL (with TLS). ![]()
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