Here's a link for the 1200 series: Īs it started out, this article was intended to be a quick how to on a couple of items, but then grew to enormous proportions. Those are the best deals.ĭetails on each model are very nicely summarized on the OpenWRT website. Occasionally it is possible to find a less than observant vendor on eBay selling an ACS model that is advertised as an AC model. The best bargain used in terms of cost and "horsepower" is the ACS series. The most powerful and expensive models are the WRT3200ACM and the WRT32X. The ACS, ACM, and 32X series are still available new as of the writing of this article in 2020. The information applies to all of the models with some variations on the technical details.Īll models are available used on eBay. Information covered in this article was written for and tested on various models, including the WRT1900ACS v1, WRT1900ACS v2, WRT3200ACM, and WRT32X. The models are sometimes referred to without the suffix letters as WRT1200, WRT1900, WRT3200. All have a blue / black color scheme except for the WRT32X which is all black. The WRT1900AC v2 is essentially a WRT1900ACS v1 and the WRT3200ACM and WRT32X are duplicate hardware models with different firmware (from Linksys). The Linksys AC Routers include the WRT1200AC, WRT1900AC v1, WRT1900AC v2, WRT1900ACS v2, WR1900ACS v2, WRT3200ACM, and WRT32X (A and B versions, one generic, the other marketed to X-Box owners). This subject(s) of this article are the AC Series of routers manufactured by Linksys and the OpenWRT Firmware designed for them. Many of them relate to very difficult problems that have solutions which will hopefully be valuable and help anyone that can't figure out an issue or how to make something they've pictured in their head but aren't sure how to implement. Maybe one day.Īnyway, what you'll find here is a bunch of information collected on a bunch of different subjects. This means that there hasn't been a lot of editing or neatening up of what's written. It is in large part a brain dump of learned knowledge.
It's an aggregation article that has a bunch of other articles on the same subject which links to and displays the content of the other pages.
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