Napsterbater
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join:2002-12-28
Milledgeville, GA
 ·Windstream
 ·BroadVoice
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Re: [Firmware] DD-WRT vs Tomato for UPnP and TCP connections
said by robewhitener  :I prefer Tomato 1.23. 1.25 seems to have some issues, but 1.23 seems to be rock solid. I'm using the Victek mod.. That guy is just amazing. What kind of issues, 1.25 has been rock soild for me on my WRTSL54GS (man that a long model number =P)
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robewhitener
join:2001-06-22
Asheville, NC | reply to RoadRunner79
I prefer Tomato 1.23. 1.25 seems to have some issues, but 1.23 seems to be rock solid. I'm using the Victek mod.. That guy is just amazing.
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RoadRunner79
join:2008-01-19
San Antonio, TX | reply to TX CS aggie
If I have DD WRT already on router is it easy to put tomato onto the router? |
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TX CS aggie
@suddenlink.net | reply to koitsu
thank you for pointing that out I have been out of the loop after Tomato 1.23
For my main router I agree Tomato is the way to go. |
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koitsu
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join:2002-07-16
Mountain View, CA
| reply to TX CS aggie
At this point, I would say Tomato wins out, especially with its adoption of miniupnp. The default upnp library (Intel's) and utility that comes with the stock firmware (and last I looked, DD-WRT) is atrocious.
I've covered this in the old and recent past:
»New Version Of Tomato
»wrt54gl / DD-WRT and UPnP
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TX CS aggie
@suddenlink.net |  I would like to know all of yours opinions as to witch firmware has the best UPnP and TCP management ability. |
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