DG834G
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The DG834G is a popular Wi-Fi router product from Netgear. The device is capable of sharing ADSL broadband Internet connections among several computers via 802.3 Ethernet and 802.11b/g wireless data links.
This device is popular among ISPs as it provides an all in one solution (router/modem/firewall/switch), which is ideal for advanced home broadband users.
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[edit] Background
The DG834G comes in four versions, the DG834G (also referred to as the DG834Gv1), the DG834Gv2, DG834Gv3 and the DG834Gv4. The first three versions have an TI-AR7 (MIPS32) processor and 16 MB of SDRAM and 4MB of flash memory. The DG834Gv4 has a Broadcom chipset. The router runs embedded Linux with BusyBox and Netgear's Perl-based applications.
[edit] Customisation
Whilst the router's web interface provides little scope for customisation, it is possible to place the router in a debug mode which allows users to connect via telnet directly to its embedded Linux system. This has led to popularity among computer enthusiasts as it provides a cheaper alternative to a full Linux router.
[edit] Specifications
- 10/100 Mbit/s switch
- Wireless Access Point
- Modem
- Firewall
- Router
The wireless access point (WAP) complies to the 802.11g standard (54 Mbit/s/s).
[edit] External links
- Official Netgear DG834G Information
- OpenWRT page about DG834
- The Little DG834G page
- Customising the DG834G
- Another DG834(G) Page
- Hacking the Netgear DG834G
- The DG834 Hacking site
- Asinine Monkey's DG834GT Page
- OpenWRT Netgear DG834G Forum (Archive - read only)
- Super-G (108 Mbit/s) & 802.11g (54 Mbit/s) Routers
- Disconnection problem related to ip renewal, how to verify it and possible workaround- Partly Swedish, solution in English.
