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OpenWrt is also free. Both as free software, and free of cost. When you're paying a manufacturer for a product, surely it's not too much to expect them to ship
by rahuldottech 7y ago
OpenWrt is also free. Both as free software, and free of cost. When you're paying a manufacturer for a product, surely it's not too much to expect them to ship with functional software that also happens to be up-to-date and secure?
- jschwartzi 7y agoYou can get that, but not at consumer-grade router prices. I have a separate router that I put behind my stand-alone cable modem. I paid for that separate router about $200.00. And another $100 for the modem. A wifi access point cost me another $100. So it's about $400.00 for a router that has updated firmware(pfSense). Or you can cheap out and spend only $100.00. This is what you get by doing that.