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Another option is to buy a pre-configured router from someone like FlashRouters.com (not affiliated, but a customer). They provide routers with DD-WRT or Tomat
by creeble 8y ago
Another option is to buy a pre-configured router from someone like FlashRouters.com (not affiliated, but a customer).
They provide routers with DD-WRT or Tomato pre-installed. Yes, you should probably know how to update your router at some point in the future, but your starting point is probably much safer than depending on the poorly-tested and heavily-exploited factory firmware.