WHR-HP-G300N
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+ | == The WHR-HP-G300N == | ||
+ | [[Image:WHR-HP-G300N.jpg|thumb|The WHR-HP-G300N Router]] | ||
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+ | Basic Features | ||
+ | * Wireless N | ||
+ | * 4 x 100mb/s ports | ||
+ | * AOSS | ||
+ | * DHCP | ||
+ | * Cable Router | ||
+ | * Atheros AR7240 rev 1.2 CPU (400MHz) | ||
+ | * 32MB Memory | ||
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+ | Since the second half of 2010 the WHR-HP-G300N ships with a Buffalo supplied DD-WRT firmware installed by default. Older versions of the router are the same specifications and allow the DD-WRT firmware to be installed from the buffalo website/FTP server. | ||
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+ | Buffalo refer to the DD-WRT firmware as the "Pro" firmware and the original firmware as the "User Friendly" firmware. Not to be confused but the "Pro" DD-WRT firmware is much more pleasing on the eye than the "User Friendly" firmware if not easier to use! | ||
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== Initial Installation == | == Initial Installation == | ||
+ | [[Image:WHR-HP-G300NstatusScreen.png|thumb|Screenshot of WHR-HP-G300N Status Page]] | ||
Buffalo now provide an official DD-WRT build direct from their own FTP site. | Buffalo now provide an official DD-WRT build direct from their own FTP site. | ||
Acoring to Buffalo documentation the new DD-WRT firmware is installed by default on the WHR-HP-G300N however mine had the original firmware | Acoring to Buffalo documentation the new DD-WRT firmware is installed by default on the WHR-HP-G300N however mine had the original firmware | ||
- | The DD-WRT firmware is named as the "Pro" firmware and | + | The DD-WRT firmware is named as the "Pro" firmware and is installed by default. A "User Friendly" firmware is included as optional. |
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Extract the firmware from the zip and use the web based firmware upgrade interface as usual to upgrade to the "Pro" DD-WRT firmware from the stock "User Friendly" firmware | Extract the firmware from the zip and use the web based firmware upgrade interface as usual to upgrade to the "Pro" DD-WRT firmware from the stock "User Friendly" firmware | ||
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+ | == Firmware Versions == | ||
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+ | To find the latest community DD-WRT builds for this unit you would need to browse the FTP and look for the appropriate build for your unit. | ||
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+ | See [[Index:FAQ#Where_do_I_download_firmware.3F|Where do I download firmware?]] for links. | ||
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+ | To find buffalo DD-WRT builds you would need to go to buffalo's support site and find the downloads section for your unit. | ||
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+ | http://www.buffalotech.com/products/wireless/routers-and-access-points/ | ||
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+ | [[Category:Buffalo guides]] |
Current revision
[edit] The WHR-HP-G300N
Basic Features
- Wireless N
- 4 x 100mb/s ports
- AOSS
- DHCP
- Cable Router
- Atheros AR7240 rev 1.2 CPU (400MHz)
- 32MB Memory
Since the second half of 2010 the WHR-HP-G300N ships with a Buffalo supplied DD-WRT firmware installed by default. Older versions of the router are the same specifications and allow the DD-WRT firmware to be installed from the buffalo website/FTP server.
Buffalo refer to the DD-WRT firmware as the "Pro" firmware and the original firmware as the "User Friendly" firmware. Not to be confused but the "Pro" DD-WRT firmware is much more pleasing on the eye than the "User Friendly" firmware if not easier to use!
[edit] Initial Installation
Buffalo now provide an official DD-WRT build direct from their own FTP site.
Acoring to Buffalo documentation the new DD-WRT firmware is installed by default on the WHR-HP-G300N however mine had the original firmware
The DD-WRT firmware is named as the "Pro" firmware and is installed by default. A "User Friendly" firmware is included as optional.
Extract the firmware from the zip and use the web based firmware upgrade interface as usual to upgrade to the "Pro" DD-WRT firmware from the stock "User Friendly" firmware
[edit] Firmware Versions
To find the latest community DD-WRT builds for this unit you would need to browse the FTP and look for the appropriate build for your unit.
See Where do I download firmware? for links.
To find buffalo DD-WRT builds you would need to go to buffalo's support site and find the downloads section for your unit.
http://www.buffalotech.com/products/wireless/routers-and-access-points/