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    The Router Recommendations Thread (Consumer)

    I'd recommend the Asus RT-N66U with Tomato for anyone looking for stability and perfomance. My has been churning without a reboot since the moment I got it. My cousin got it as a birthday gift for me already flashed which was nice. Tomato has a great GUI and definitely a big upgrade over...
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    Looking for DD-WRT compatible router suggestions

    Depends what type of VPN you are looking for. I'd looking for a E1200 V2 which has more RAM and can take a larger build than the regular E1200. Looks like you can get one pre-flashed and with support on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/DD-WRT-Router-Linksys-Wireless-N-PREINSTALLED/dp/B00BVELMG0 if...
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    VPN Router Recommendations for Small Business

    It depends what you are looking for but DD-WRT can be an excellent solution for setting up a VPN Router. I use an E3000 as my VPN Router with DD-WRT but FlashRouters has a bunch of routers all set to work with VPNs. Good luck in your search. -Airo
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    The Router Recommendations Thread (Consumer)

    I think the Netgear WNDR3700 is quite a router. Not sure so much about the Rangemax but it seems to have the best specs at the price range, the fastest CPU, simultaneous dual band, USB port, and the ability to flash with DD-WRT to replace the clunky GUI/interface and allow it to easily connect...
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    Best router for DD-WRT

    The best DD-WRT router depends on what you need and what you want to spend and obviously is constantly changing with new routers coming out but I like the Linksys E3000 and the Netgear WNR3500. Both are excellent acess point routers or for creating constant VPN connections to give the wireless...
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